Boluwatife Ayodeji Balogun, the 14-year-old son of singer Wizkid, says he feels no pressure from his father’s monumental success in the music industry.
In a recent interview with Glitch Africa, the budding artiste, who now performs under the stage name Champz, expressed pride in what he has already accomplished at a young age and optimism for the future.
Champz added that he looks forward to achieving even more, thanking God, his mum, and all those who have supported his journey.
“No, I don’t feel pressured by my dad’s success. I’m 14 years old, I still have a long way to go, and I have done a lot for my age. The EP, the releases, the achievements… I thank God, my mum, and everyone who has supported me,” he said.
The singer also revealed that his recently released debut EP ‘Champion’s Arrival’ is inspired by several international rappers.
“On this EP, I have J Hus, Nas, Asco, and Clavish. They were the main inspiration for the project,” he added.
Boluwatife, known as Tife, is the first son of Wizkid (born Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun) and his former partner Shola Ogudu.
Tife recently revealed that his musical vision is to create a fusion of Afro-swing, hip-hop-infused Afrobeats, and subtle elements of Afro-fusion.
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