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I watched Wizkid, Burna Boy grow in music industry – Ice Prince

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Wizkid and Burna Boy, according to Nigerian rapper and singer Ice Prince Zamani, predicted their musical success many years ago.



He claimed that ten years ago, Wizkid told him he would accomplish everything he has now accomplished musically.

The one-time BET Best African Act of the Year winner said he is one of those who watched the likes of Wizkid and Burna Boy grow in the music industry.

This was said by the head of Super Cool Cat while he was a guest on the most recent episode of the Afrobeats Podcast, which is hosted by British-Nigerian media personality Adesope Olajide, aka Shopsydoo.

He said, “When I see what Afrobeats is achieving right now, it’s just like a dream come true. And not everybody will do it at the same time. But with God and with consistency, we can all do it.
“I remember Wiz [the kid] telling me he was going to do all these things like 10 years ago. And at that time, I could have been looking at him like, Nah, you’re crazy. But look, it actually played out to be what it is.
“I have seen Burna Boy tell me, Yo, I’m going to do this. I’m going to do that. And at that time, it was prophesying, not even sure how it was going to happen.
“So, to see it happening now, it was like wow, wow, wow! Dreams do actually come true. I’m super proud of these guys. I’m one of those people who can tell you I watched these guys grow up.”

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