Oladips, a well-known Nigerian rapper, has publicly accused Wizkid of intellectual property theft, claiming that Wizkid’s verse on Asake’s track “MMS” closely resembles his own lyrics from the 2022 album “Ajala Traveller.”
Oladips used a screenshot comparison to highlight the similarities between his lyric “I had to lose myself to find my purpose” and Wizkid’s corresponding line “Lost Myself, and I found my purpose.”
He expressed concern about the nature of the similarity, questioning whether it was a coincidence or an example of recycling, and urged Wizkid to respond.
This allegation has sparked a heated debate among fans and music enthusiasts, prompting many people to express their thoughts on social media.
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See some comments below…
@maclam4ever wrote: Lowkey wizkid nah disciple wey dey disguise but it all love
@grisz_ wrote: Big wiz don hear Ajala tire
@tloading wrote: Some FC no get sense at all Oladips is only pointing out the lines that hit so hard in man’s life and also has the same line in his last Album, atleast he is following Wizkid which is more proof of no beefing or competition but you FC are the problem here and upon everything all you’re showing here is still fake love e ti ya werey big time
@emperor_west_ wrote: Na only u dem do English for?
@cbfw30 wrote: So nah you generate the English
@thuggerboy131323101 wrote: Aje, Wizzy na Dipsciple on a low
@og_pelly101 wrote: Wizkid wey no even sabi you
@rulerboyy wrote: @oladipsoflife Baba na Common English wey Anybody fit use make sentence, nobody get copyrights to sentences my bro, do u think you discovered the sentence, wetin we don know since 04
@officialseunbrightliveband wrote: This thing wey u talk u fit get link face wizzy talk ham one on one for him face? @oladipsoflife
@zamoney511 wrote: Lazarus yu wan go back to grave@egee！Clout chaser
@alexpirodavid wrote: You both shared same pain
