"My parents have refused to leave the ghetto" - Music star
The Real After Party's Bootleg Kev & DJ Damage sat down and talked to WizKid.
Wizkid and parents
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The Real After Party's Bootleg Kev & DJ Damage sat down and talked to WizKid. While chatting with the 'Ojuelegba' star Wizkid made mention of the fact that he moved out of the ghetto 'Ojuelegba' at 15.
According to him, "I moved out of the ghetto when I was like 15/16. My parents still live there they don't want to leave.
I just got them a nice house and they were like "we're not leaving." Adding, "Unlike the ghettos in the U.S, we don't have cable TV and Internet in the ghetto."
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They also talked his musical journey, working with Drake, his upcoming collab project with Ty Dolla Sign, and much more.
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