Wizkid has officially given his stamp of approval to his son Boluwatife “Champz” Balogun’s debut EP, Champion’s Arrival, and fans can’t stop talking about it. In a recent interview, the Afrobeats megastar said with pride, “We love Champz’s new EP, you know — he’s my kid.” The statement instantly went viral, with social media flooded by clips of the moment and fans celebrating the touching show of support. It’s a rare glimpse into Wizkid’s softer, family-centered side, as he embraces not just his role as a global superstar, but also as a proud father cheering on the next generation.
The young artist, fondly known as Champz, has been making waves since dropping his debut project, which showcases a confident mix of Afrobeats rhythm, teenage swagger, and lyrical maturity beyond his years. Listeners have praised his sound for its fresh energy and creative direction, with many noting the subtle echoes of Wizkid’s early musical influence. The project’s production, visuals, and rollout reflect a carefully nurtured talent — one that’s clearly benefiting from growing up in a musically rich environment. It’s safe to say Champz isn’t just riding on his father’s name — he’s carving out his own lane.
With Wizkid’s public endorsement and the massive buzz surrounding Champion’s Arrival, fans are already asking if a father-son collaboration might be on the horizon. Could this mark the beginning of a new musical dynasty, one where Starboy and Starboy Jr. redefine what it means to pass the torch in Afrobeats?
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