DeeOne Defends Wizkid Amidst Controversy Over Tour Cancellations and Low Ticket Sales

Comedian and media personality DeeOne has stepped into the fray to defend Nigerian music star Wizkid amidst swirling controversies over tour cancellations and reports of low ticket sales. In a video shared on X on May 10, 2025, De-One passionately argues that there is “something deeper” behind the issues, calling on fans to stand by Wizkid regardless of their affiliations. The video, which has garnered significant attention, reflects DeeOne’s concern for Wizkid’s well-being and the broader implications for the Afrobeats movement.

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The video begins with DeeOne addressing the recent backlash against Wizkid, particularly focusing on the cancellation of tour dates and the narrative of low ticket sales. He questions the validity of these claims, stating, “It is not possible for them to have low sales in Canada.” DeeOne’s comments are set against a backdrop of media reports and social media discussions that have painted a challenging picture for Wizkid, especially following the postponement of his “More Love, Less Ego” tour due to logistical reasons.

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DeeOne’s defense is fervent and multifaceted. He dismisses the notion of low ticket sales as a “false narrative,” suggesting that there are underlying issues affecting Wizkid that go beyond surface-level reports. “There is something deep happening to him,” DeeOne asserts, urging fans to rally behind Wizkid during this time. He emphasizes the importance of unity within the Afrobeats community, stating, “This is the time to stand by him. We don’t carry Afro beats from Nigeria to the world to let it fall apart.” His message is clear: regardless of personal differences or fan group affiliations, the focus should be on supporting Wizkid.

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Throughout the video, DeeOne’s delivery is charged with emotion, reflecting his genuine concern for Wizkid. He references Wizkid’s personal struggles, including the loss of his mother, and extends words of encouragement: “We just want to send so much love and light.” This personal touch resonates with viewers, humanizing the controversy and shifting the narrative from criticism to compassion. DeeOne’s call to action is not just for fans but also for the broader entertainment industry, recognizing Wizkid as “one of the pillars in the entertainment industry, especially music.”