Nigerian global music icon Wizkid, born Ayodeji Balogun, has revealed the mindset that propelled him to international stardom, stressing the importance of vision and belief.
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Speaking in an interview with NBC 4 during the premiere of his documentary, Wizkid: Long Live Lagos, at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, the Grammy-winning artist emphasized that success begins with a dream. When asked whether he always envisioned his current status in the music world, Wizkid confidently responded:
“Yeah, absolutely, man. You have to dream it before you achieve it. So, yeah, [I’ve] always [known I would be successful],” he said.
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The 34-year-old ‘Essence’ crooner encouraged young people to stay focused, remain authentic, work hard, and believe in God.
The Long Live Lagos documentary not only celebrated Wizkid’s musical journey and Lagos heritage but also became a family affair. For the first time, fans got a glimpse of his daughter, Morayo, as he appeared on the red carpet with his partner, Jada Pollock, and held their daughter for photographs.
The emotional moment sparked admiration on social media, with fans praising Wizkid’s growth, humility, and commitment to family.
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Wizkid’s influence continues to grow globally, not just through music but also through culture, fashion, and storytelling. His documentary at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival further cements his role as one of Africa’s most impactful voices in the global entertainment scene.
From Ojuelegba to New York, Wizkid’s journey is a testament to the power of vision, faith, and consistency—a blueprint he hopes young dreamers will follow.
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