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Wizkid’s Tottenham Show Sparks Controversy: Did He Sell Out or Fall Short?

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Afrobeats superstar Wizkid is back in the spotlight, but not for reasons his fans would celebrate. Following his historic 2023 More Love, Less Ego concert at Tottenham Stadium, questions are swirling online about whether the Nigerian icon truly sold out the 62,850-capacity venue.

The buzz started during an episode of the Afrobeats Podcast, where host Adesope Olajide and UK radio promoter Gracey Mae discussed the event. Gracey, who works with Live Nation, claimed Wizkid’s concert didn’t sell out, despite the fanfare. She also hinted that the singer hasn’t pulled such large crowds since. Even Adesope didn’t dispute her statements, leaving fans scratching their heads.

Wizkid’s July 29 show was a monumental moment, marking him as the first Nigerian artist to headline the iconic stadium. The event saw the Essence hitmaker mingling with football stars like Bukayo Saka and Alex Iwobi, alongside fellow musician Seyi Vibez. But Gracey’s remarks have reignited debates about his international draw.

Adding fuel to the fire, Gracey compared Wizkid to Burna Boy, praising the latter’s consistent ability to pack out massive venues. She also weighed in on rising star Asake, saying he’s not yet ready to headline a stadium but is on an impressive trajectory.

The allegations have sparked a social media frenzy, with Wizkid’s loyal FC and critics clashing over his legacy. While fans argued that the claims are baseless and pointed to personal tragedies like the loss of his mother as reasons for recent cancellations, others suggested Wizkid’s dominance in the Afrobeats scene may be waning.

One critic boldly declared, “Wiz is past glory. He can’t sell out arenas anymore, and it’s obvious.” Meanwhile, supporters hit back with equal fervor, saying, “When did speaking the truth become hating?” The debate rages on, but one thing is clear: Wizkid remains a cultural force, whether or not Tottenham Stadium was packed to the rafters.

Love him or question him, Wizkid’s name stays in the headlines, proving his star power is as undeniable as ever. Fans now await his next move, with hopes that he’ll once again silence the doubters in style.

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