- Carter Efe, a renowned skit maker, lost his 1.8 million Instagram followers after he criticized WizKid proudly.
- The content creator criticized WizKid as an ‘idiot boy’ and displayed pride during a live video session.
Nigerian skit maker and singer, Carter Efe, has lost access to his Instagram account with 1.8 million followers, shortly after publicly criticizing music star Wizkid.
The controversy began when Carter Efe called Wizkid an “idiot boy” during a live video, accusing the Grammy-winner of being full of pride. The clip quickly went viral and triggered backlash from Wizkid’s fan base, known as FC.
Following the incident, Carter Efe took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce that his Instagram account had been taken down, claiming it was the result of mass reports from Wizkid’s loyal fans.
“FC una collect my Instagram account of 1.8Million followers 😭😭😭💔💔💔💔,” he lamented.
In a follow-up post, Carter expressed heartbreak but also affection toward Wizkid, writing:
“I love him with everything i have in my immune systems ❤️🥺But the fans are going wild for the first son💔
The betrayed me in the last minute
Still love you Dad❤️”
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In other news, Controversial rapper Odumodublvck has declared his 2023 hit “Declan Rice” as the most culturally impactful Nigerian hip-hop song globally.
In a chat with The Beat 99.9 FM, he dismissed critics of his rap style, claiming they’re intimidated by his success.
He also noted that Arsenal’s use of the track to unveil Declan Rice made it the club’s biggest digital asset on social media.
“So many other verses, we’ve done it in English, Vernacular, Patois, we’ve done it in every language. But they want to talk down on it because they feel intimidated. Which rap line, let them bring it out that has have more cultural impact than my line in ‘Cast.’ Which hip-hop song has had more impact in the last 20 years? In the history of Nigerian hip-hop, no Nigerian song has had more impact in the world like ‘Declan Rice.’ It is the biggest digital asset on Arsenal football club ever on social media. Check it.
“What metrics are we using here? They should bring it out. But they said I’m not a rapper. That’s a fallacy. That’s ungrateful. And God will punish all of them.”
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