Billionaire heir and reality TV star Kiddwaya has clapped back at critics, boldly claiming that many of them wouldn’t last a day in his shoes.
The former BBNaija housemate took to his social media page to address the constant trolling he receives online.
According to Kiddwaya, his critics are always forming opinions about him without understanding the pressures that come with fame and wealth.
He wrote:
“People always have their opinions of me. I don’t think half of you can survive in my shoes. The fame. The money. The attention. The pressure. You will fold.”
Mixed Reactions Trail His Statement
As expected, his post sparked mixed reactions from netizens, with many dragging him for sounding delusional.
@iamtowo wrote:
“Kiddwaya’s second name should be DELUSIONAL 😂”
@teeto__olayeni commented:
“Nobody is fighting you, Kidd. Na you get money, na you still dey fight imaginary haters.”
@ucy_hyacinth added:
“Come and survive poverty let me see something. Uchu!”
However, some fans defended him, stating that people often underestimate the pressure of living in the spotlight.
Kiddwaya’s Controversial Personality
This isn’t the first time Kiddwaya has made bold statements about his privileged background. The billionaire heir has always been vocal about his lavish lifestyle, which often triggers reactions from fans.
Do you think Kiddwaya’s critics are too hard on him or is he simply out of touch with reality?
Skepta Announces Second Edition of Big Smoke Festival at Crystal Palace Bowl
British rap legend Skepta has officially unveiled the second edition of his Big Smoke Festival, set to light up Crystal Palace Bowl on August 9-10, 2025.
Following a sold-out debut in 2024, the highly anticipated two-day event will showcase a diverse blend of grime, rap, and house music, solidifying its place as one of London’s biggest cultural festivals.
Star-Studded Lineup
Skepta will headline Saturday’s show, paying homage to his grime roots with a full-scale performance. The lineup will feature rising star Chy Cartier and veteran rapper Chip, who will preview tracks from his upcoming album.
One of the festival’s most exciting moments will be a back-to-back set by JME and Frisco, with Skepta teasing surprise guest appearances.
Organizers have declared,
“Summer 2025 is the summer of grime.”
On Sunday, Skepta will switch things up with a house music takeover by his label Más Tiempo, where he will take on the role of DJ, spotlighting emerging talents from London’s dance scene.
Ticket Details
Tickets go on sale on March 7, with presale options and payment plans available via the festival’s official website. The full lineup for the house music showcase will be announced later in March.
A Festival for London
Skepta described Big Smoke as,
“A festival in London, for London.”
With the rise of grime and house music dominating the scene, Big Smoke Festival is set to celebrate the diversity of London’s soundscape while pushing creative boundaries.
Fans are eagerly anticipating the festival’s return, with many hoping it will become a summer staple for years to come.
