Tiwa Savage Speaks on Rumours of Mocking Wizkid

For a long time, social media users have whispered about an alleged fallout between Tiwa Savage and Wizkid, with claims that Savage once mocked the Starboy boss. These rumors, though never backed by facts, kept resurfacing online and created the impression that something had gone wrong between the two Afrobeats heavyweights.

The speculation came up again recently after a fan on social media openly declared that Wizkid’s supporters would also stand behind Tiwa Savage. While some people welcomed the idea, another user quickly countered by saying Savage did not deserve such loyalty, insisting that she had trolled Wizkid in the past.

To clear the air, a curious fan turned to Grok, an AI chatbot on X (formerly Twitter), and asked whether Tiwa Savage had ever mocked Wizkid. The AI gave a direct response, stating that there was no evidence at all linking her to such actions.

This response triggered a bigger conversation, and Tiwa Savage herself decided to speak up after years of remaining silent on the matter. In her post, the Afrobeats queen firmly denied the claims, saying:
“Thank you o, I have never done that. But they have just run with this narrative, and I have just kept quiet.”

Her statement has now silenced years of unconfirmed gossip and online chatter about a supposed rift with Wizkid. It also brought back memories of their close professional history, especially in 2018 when Wizkid featured Savage in his hit song Fever. Their undeniable chemistry in the music video fueled heavy dating rumors, with fans speculating about a romantic relationship. However, both stars later clarified that their connection was purely platonic and professional.

By finally addressing the long-running gossip, Savage has made it clear that the story of her mocking Wizkid was nothing more than a false narrative fueled by assumptions on social media. Her clarification has also reassured fans that there is no hidden feud between the two, but rather mutual respect built on years of collaboration in the Afrobeats industry.