In a bold move that’s stirring up the music scene, Terry Tha Rapman has put Wizkid in the hot seat.
The veteran Nigerian rapper isn’t holding back, calling out the singer for his recent controversial takes on music genres.
Remember when Wizkid sent shockwaves through social media with his declaration that Afrobeats can’t hold him down? Well, Terry hasn’t forgotten. He’s taking to X platform with a fiery response, reminding everyone of the time Wizkid declared “rap is dead” and suggesting that Afrobeats might be the next casualty in Wizkid’s cross-genre critique.
Terry’s warning to Highlife artists? Watch your backs; you could be next on Wizkid’s hit list. With a cheeky twist, he quips, “First rap, now Afrobeats. How many genres Wizkid wan kill? Highlife, run o!”
It’s clear Terry Tha Rapman is ready to defend the diversity of Nigerian music.
Who is Terry Tha Rapman?
Terry Tha Rapman, whose real name is Terry Terhemba Madaki, is a prominent Nigerian rapper and songwriter.
Born on January 8, 1976, in Lafia, Nassarawa State, Nigeria, he grew up in Kaduna State and began rapping at the tender age of 15. He gained significant attention with the release of his album “Tha Rapman Begins” in 2007.
Terry Tha Rapman is not just known for his music but also for his contributions to the rap community. He organized the “Terry Tha Rapman Zoombie” competition, which was won by the now well-known Nigerian recording rapper Blaqbonez, outshining over 3000 other participants.
Throughout his career, Terry Tha Rapman has collaborated with various Nigerian musical artists, including Olamide and DJ Jimmy Jatt, and has been recognized with awards, notably winning The Headies Award for Best Rap Single. He’s a respected figure in the Nigerian music industry, known for his lyrical prowess and influence on the hip-hop scene.
