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“It’s Not Just About the Music” Tiwa Savage Speaks on Building Fan Relationships

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Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage has shed light on the crucial role fan relationships play in an artist’s success.

Speaking during an insightful episode of the Shopping The Sneakers podcast, the singer highlighted how building strong connections with fans goes beyond releasing hit songs—it’s about creating a bond that transcends music.

She explained that when artists foster meaningful relationships with their audience, it allows fans to connect with other aspects of their lives, including their personalities, fashion sense, and lifestyles.

Savage pointed to her industry colleagues—Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy—as prime examples of artists who have mastered this art.

“It’s not just about the music,” she shared. “It’s about your fanbase and your brand as a whole.

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You need to think about how you present yourself—your style, your relatability.

Many artists are focused only on putting out songs, but they don’t take the time to genuinely connect with their fans.”

Tiwa emphasized that Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy’s enduring relevance is largely due to their strong relationships with their fanbases.

These artists aren’t just celebrated for their music; they are admired for their lifestyles and personalities, which keeps them in the public eye whether or not they have new songs out.

She further explained that an artist’s brand needs to encompass everything—from music to fashion and personal interactions.

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Wizkid, for instance, is known for his effortless cool and understated style, which resonates with fans globally.

Davido’s larger-than-life persona and his ability to connect with fans on a personal level make him a fan favorite, while Burna Boy’s unapologetic authenticity and Afrocentric style have earned him a loyal following.

Tiwa concluded with some advice for fellow artists: “It’s really important to build a fanbase.

Your team includes not just your crew but also your fans.

You are only as strong as the people rooting for you.”

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“You Have to Dream It Before You Achieve It” – Wizkid Shares Secret to Succeed

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Grammy-winning artist Ayodeji Balogun, better known as Wizkid, has opened up about what it truly takes to succeed. The 34-year-old music star emphasized the power of vision during an interview at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, where his documentary Wizkid: Long Live Lagos premiered.

When asked if he always believed he would reach this level of success, Wizkid responded confidently, “Absolutely. You have to dream it before you achieve it. I’ve always seen this coming.” He went on to encourage young people to qqqstay focused, remain authentic, put in the work, and never stop believing in God.

The event also marked a special moment for Wizkid and his longtime partner Jada Pollock, as they publicly introduced their daughter, Morayo, for the first time. The singer was seen holding her while posing for photos alongside Jada and close team members.


 

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Bimbo Akintola Opens Up About Her Acting Journey and Special Favor for Iyabo Ojo

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Nigerian Actress Bimbo Akintola shares her acting journey alongside her friendship with colleague, Iyabo Ojo.

The actress shared that she first met Iyabo Ojo when she was 19 years old, she described her as a person full of life and joy to act.

Akintola then spoke on an incident when she pleaded for a role for the sake of Iyabo Ojo. “Iyabo offended me when I got her a lead role. I don’t beg for roles, but I did for her. She was pregnant.”


 

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Wizkid’s Message of Hope: ‘I Wish the Best for Africa’s Creative Future’

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Popular Nigerian Singer Wizkid speaks on the state of Nigeria and Africa, he expresses his desire for the country to be a better place.

“I hope that every artist from Africa gets to tell their story like this. Because I’m not the only one from that hustle, we all came from there. I feel like everyone deserves the chance to tell their story like this.

“I always wish for more success for the whole culture; from music to film to sports. And I wish for better government. I’m just a very positive human being regardless of any thing. I wish the best for everyone making amazing music and amazing art from Africa.”


 

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