Super Eagles playmaker Alex Iwobi surprises fans by choosing Burna Boy over Wizkid as his preferred music collaborator during a Capital Xtra interview.
During a recent appearance on Capital Xtra, Nigeria’s Super Eagles star and Fulham midfielder Alex Iwobi stunned music fans by revealing his preferred collaborator between two of Africa’s biggest music icons, Wizkid and Burna Boy.
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MUSIC or FOOTBALL? Super Eagles star Alex Iwobi reveals true passion
Nigeria’s Super Eagles and Fulham playmaker Alex Iwobi was a guest on Capital Xtra where he spoke about everything music and football, revealing his favourite among the two.
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His music ventures reflect a fusion of his Nigerian heritage and British influences, as seen in his recent star-studded single “Hop Out”.
When asked the question in a video posted on Instagram about who he would rather collabo with, Iwobi paused thoughtfully before answering, “Wizkid or Burna Boy? I think right now I’d like to work with Burna Boy.”
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The choice caught many by surprise given Wizkid’s massive global influence and frequent collaborations with high-profile artists.
However, Iwobi’s preference highlights the growing appeal and artistic impact of Burna Boy, whose Afro-fusion style has earned him international acclaim and multiple awards.
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Burna Boy’s unique blend of Afrobeat, dancehall, reggae, and American rap has positioned him as a powerhouse in contemporary African music.
Since his rise to fame with hits like “Like to Party” and his acclaimed albums including African Giant, Burna Boy has become a symbol of African culture on the global stage.
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Iwobi’s statement not only shows his admiration for Burna Boy’s artistry but also fuels the ongoing conversation about the dynamic and evolving landscape of Afrobeat music.
Whether this will lead to a future collaboration remains to be seen, but for now, Iwobi’s choice has certainly sparked excitement among fans of both football and music.