Afrobeats icon Wizkid sent social media into overdrive on Friday, December 5, 2025, after firing off a string of explosive tweets that many fans say crossed far beyond playful industry banter.
What began like the usual chest-thumping quickly spiralled into something darker. The singer, who rarely engages in messy online spats, stunned even longtime followers with comments that touched on grief, legacy, and long-festering rivalries.
The first tweet that shook the table came without warning. Wizkid posted, “Pvssyboys got enough dead ppl in their crew to cry about! Add more tears.”
Within minutes, timelines lit up. Critics called it cold. Some said it was outright cruel. Even supporters struggled to defend the line, which many felt reopened personal wounds connected to past losses.
Pvssyboys got enough dead ppl in their crew to cry about ! add more tears 😍❤️ 😩❤️
— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) December 5, 2025
But Wizkid didn’t stop there. He doubled down, firing another jab wrapped in the same fiery tone: “I think say all of una don die finish! Una still remain?”
That tweet only fueled the storm, with discussions spreading from X to Instagram, TikTok, and comment sections across the continent.
I think say all of una don die finish ! Una still remain ? 😂😂
— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) December 5, 2025
Then came the line that signaled exactly who he was aiming at. Wizkid threw shade at a rival’s recent album performance, echoing old boasts whispered between fanbases for years:
“Dem say album go swallow album dem dey ground dey smell now!”
Fans instantly connected the dots, reading it as yet another chapter in the never-ending Wizkid vs Davido rivalry.
Dem say album go swallow album dem Dey ground Dey smell now ! 😂😂❤️🦅
— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) December 5, 2025
Na our matter go Dey kill all of una one by one 😂😂😂❤️🦅
— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) December 5, 2025
And as if to seal the night’s chaos, he closed the thread with a final flex, a warning and a declaration of supremacy rolled into one, insisting he remains the industry’s “biggest.”
The reactions were divided along predictable lines. Wizkid FC cheered him on, convinced their fave was simply asserting dominance.
Biggest ❤️🦅
— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) December 5, 2025
But many neutrals and industry insiders felt the tweets went too far, especially with the pointed references to death.
As of the time of this report, the artist presumed to be at the center of the shots has stayed silent. But with tempers rising and timelines buzzing, it’s clear that this long-standing feud has just stepped into a new and far more intense chapter.