A Ranking of Wizkid’s Best Features of 2025

Wizkid’s feature run has always come with commentary. For years, there’s been a familiar criticism that he appears on too many songs, that the constant guest verses somehow dilute his impact or make his presence feel less special.

In 2025, that conversation resurfaced once again as Wizkid popped up across albums, EPs, and cross-border collaborations.

But taken as a whole, Wizkid’s 2025 features are less like overexposure and more like a masterclass in range. Instead of bending songs to fit a fixed sound, he adapts, blends, and often becomes the glue that holds them together. Few artists can move this fluidly without losing their identity. 

Ranked by how much he reshaped each song, these are Wizkid’s best feature performances of 2025.

Wizkid and Maleek Berry linking up again feels like a callback to an era fans can remember. ‘Situation’ is smooth and melodic, but it never fully lifts off.

Wizkid sounds comfortable, almost too comfortable, delivering a pleasant verse that relies on nostalgia rather than urgency. It’s enjoyable, just not essential.

On paper, this should have hit harder. Wizkid brings his usual style, but the song itself struggles to leave a lasting impression.

His contribution is clean and professional, yet the record fades quickly after the first listen. Impact-wise, it’s one of the lighter moments of his year.

‘Cash Flow’ pairs Young Jonn’s trademark flow with Wizkid’s calm confidence. The Grammy winner fits the theme perfectly, floating through the song with ease, but he never truly takes control of it.

It works as a celebratory anthem, though his presence enhances rather than defines the track.

This EDM-pop crossover showcases Wizkid’s growing confidence in the global pop scene.

He sounds smooth and controlled, but the record lacks the warmth that usually makes his features feel personal. Polished and radio-ready, yes, but not one of his most impactful appearances.

An unexpected but effective pairing. Wizkid slides seamlessly into Gunna’s trap-R&B world, delivering a melodic verse that elevates the song’s mood. His adaptability shines here, turning what could have been a routine album cut into something far more memorable.

Cool, confident, ‘Getting Paid’ thrives on its chemistry. Wizkid doesn’t overpower the track, but his verse anchors the record, complementing Asake’s energy and Skillibeng’s edge. A strong ensemble moment.

This is one of the clearest examples of Wizkid shifting a song’s balance. His smooth, emotive delivery sets the tone so strongly that Odumodublvck almost fades into the background. The result is beautiful but uneven, with Wizkid emerging as the undeniable focal point.

Amapiano Wizkid remains a winning formula. ‘Abangani’ thrives in club settings, and Wizkid’s vocals glide effortlessly over the log drums. He doesn’t dominate, but his presence gives the song a polished, cross-border appeal.

‘Fiesta’ goes deeper into Amapiano, and Wizkid rises to the occasion. His delivery is confident and relaxed, proving once again how comfortably he fits into the South African-inspired production. One of his stronger dance-floor moments this year.

This feature is intimate. Wizkid taps into a soulful R&B bag, blending beautifully with Odeal’s sound. His verse complements the song and deepens it, adding texture and emotional weight.

A chart-topping moment with undeniable energy. Wizkid’s contribution adds star power and finesse, helping turn the song into a club regular. His impact is immediate and lasting.

Technically a Wizkid record, but his collaboration with Fola deserves this spot for how much his presence drives the song. Soft vocals, calm romance, and controlled delivery make this one of his most captivating performances of the year.

Two legends, zero strain. Wizkid keeps things playful and light, matching Olamide’s energy without trying to steal the moment. The result is effortless and replayable.

Recorded years earlier but released at the perfect time, ‘Dynamite’ thrives on chemistry. Wizkid’s verse blends seamlessly with Tyla’s vocals, creating one of the year’s smoothest Afropop records. 

This is Wizkid in full command. His verse is addictive, confident, and ties the record together with ease. His feature on the song anchors it, making it one of his most memorable collaborations.

Wizkid and Ayra Starr’s chemistry is undeniable, and the Grammy-nominated song proves it. Sampling Wyclef Jean classics, Wizkid delivers a verse that is warm and emotionally rich. His presence elevates the song into one of the year’s sweetest and most complete records.

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