Wizkid’s first son, Boluwatife Balogun, now known by his stage name Champz don show say talent dey run for the Balogun family. At just 14 years old, the young star don officially enter the music game with confidence and clear direction.
From Wizkid’s Boy to His Own Man
Growing up with one of Africa’s biggest music icons as papa no be small thing. But Champz no dey hide under Wizkid shadow. The boy don pick him own name “Champz,” showing say he dey ready to build his own brand, separate from his father’s fame.
First Step Into The Game
Earlier this month, Champz drop him first EP titled “Champion’s Arrival”, which mark the beginning of his journey as a recording artist. Before that, one freestyle video wey he post for studio scatter social media — even Olamide repost am, giving am that “big bro” recognition wey many upcoming acts dey dream of.
His Sound and Direction
Unlike Wizkid’s sweet Afrobeats vibe, Champz dey roll with rap and trap energy, loud beats, bold bars, and confidence wey fit person way don study music from small. The young artist no dey try copy Wizkid; he dey carve his own lane entirely.
What’s Next For Champz
People go dey watch how he go balance him papa legacy with his own music style. Whether he go stick with rap/trap or mix am with Afrobeats later, time go tell. But one thing clear, the boy get focus and him movement dey steady.
For a 14-year-old, Champz don already show maturity beyond him age. If he keep this same fire and consistency, e no go too long before he stand tall among Nigeria’s next-generation stars.
