The gift comes as part of Slimcase’s appointment as the first brand ambassador for D’banj’s CREAM platform, a talent discovery initiative he launched on August 1, 2016.

The platform, created in partnership with Sterling Bank, aims to promote indigenous creative talents monthly. CREAM stands for Creative, Reality, Entertainment, Art, and Music, and has been instrumental in giving life to emerging artists’ dreams.

In a video shared on his Instagram page on January 30, 2026, Slimcase was visibly overwhelmed. Shocked by the generous gesture, he went shirtless, checked out the car’s luxurious interior, carried D’banj briefly, and even prostrated in gratitude.

Accompanying the clip, Slimcase wrote:

“A Very Big Congratulations 🎊 on your innovation @iambangalee on your new Car production and A Big Congratulations 🎊 to @thecreamplatform and @sterlingbank for collaborating in the production of ‘Li’ and also A Big Congratulations 🎊 to @iam_slimcase for being the First Brand Ambassador for the company 🎊🎉🥳.”

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The moment highlights not only Slimcase’s excitement but also the growing influence of D’banj’s CREAM initiative in celebrating and empowering talent across Nigeria.

This comes amid past criticism from hypeman Mr Real, who previously criticized D’banj and the platform, making Slimcase’s joyful reception all the more noteworthy.

Watch the moment Slimcase was announced as the first ambassador of CREAM below;

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In a newly resurfaced interview making rounds on X, Slimcase didn’t hide his admiration for the Grammy-winning superstar. According to him, Wizkid’s ability to enjoy his wealth without flaunting it is something he deeply respects.

“If I could experience just a little of the comfort Wizkid enjoys, I’d feel fulfilled. Nobody in the industry lives as well as he does, and he does it quietly, without showing off,” he said.

Slimcase, who often reflects on his early days earning ₦15,000 a month at a factory job, has come a long way since becoming a major force behind the “Shaku Shaku” street wave.

Over the years, he has collaborated with some of the industry’s biggest names, Wizkid, D’banj, Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade, Mr Eazi, and 2Baba, and his hit “Gucci Snake” with Wizkid remains a fan favourite.

Away from music, Slimcase has built an additional lane as a content creator and online personality, frequently crediting Don Jazzy as the inspiration behind that creative shift. His infectious energy and street-born slangs like “SaintSamiGanja” and “RubyLearnShii” have helped solidify his presence both on the streets and online.

He has also represented multiple brands and earned nominations from The Headies and the City People Entertainment Awards.

Reflecting on his journey, Slimcase said Wizkid’s lifestyle pushes him to aim higher. “Watching someone enjoy life so effortlessly makes you look at your own goals differently. I’ve come a long way, but that kind of quiet enjoyment is something I really admire,” he added.

Wizkid’s signature low-key luxury has long fascinated fans from homes reportedly spread across Lagos, London, and Los Angeles to private jet trips and a carefully curated collection of high-end cars.

His love for exclusive gatherings, designer fashion, and understated opulence has made him a symbol of rare, refined success in Afrobeats.

Slimcase’s remarks underscore the blend of admiration, aspiration, and street hustle that shapes relationships within Nigeria’s music scene, where every rising star is inspired by the possibility of living just as softly, and just as silently, as Wizkid.

“If only I can get 10% of Wizkid’s enjoyment, I am made for life. Wizkid lifestyle is the most expensive in the industry, no one comes close. He enjoys luxury lifestyle without camera”

– Slimcase pic.twitter.com/kXCghEaRtI

— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) November 20, 2025

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Nigerian street-hop sensation Slimcase has ignited a heated cultural debate after insisting that any Afrobeats musician who hasn’t watched Michael B. Jordan’s new film Sinners cannot claim to be a true Afrobeats artist.

The comment, made during a chat with online personality Teddy A on Echoo Room, spread across social media within hours, drawing sharp criticism and confusion from fans.

In a viral clip from the interview, Slimcase boldly stated, “Any Afrobeats artist who hasn’t seen Sinners by Michael Jordan is not an Afrobeats artiste,” a declaration many listeners found both baffling and needlessly controversial.

The singer was referring to Sinners, the 2025 American supernatural thriller written and directed by Ryan Coogler, where Jordan takes on the role of twin brothers living in 1930s Mississippi.

Any Afrobeats artiste who hasn’t seen ‘Sinners’ by Michael Jordan is not an Afrobeats artiste – Slimcase. pic.twitter.com/IeoC1GnBNO

— Akpraise (@AkpraiseMedia) November 11, 2025

Slimcase went on to explain switching between English and Yoruba, why he believes the movie’s themes of folklore, trauma, and horror should somehow determine the cultural authenticity of Nigerian and African Afrobeats musicians.

His comparison, however, has left many scratching their heads, questioning what connection a Hollywood storyline has with a genre rooted deeply in African sound, identity, and lived experience.

The conversation has since snowballed online, with users debating whether Slimcase was attempting to spark deeper artistic dialogue, making an abstract metaphor about creativity, or simply courting attention with an exaggerated claim.

While some dismissed the comment as “Slimcase being Slimcase,” others criticised it as unnecessarily dramatic.

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Nigerian street-hop star Slimcase recently drew attention by replicating the striking red carpet appearance of Afrobeats icon Wizkid from the Business of Fashion (BOF) event in Paris.

Wizkid, recognized for his daring fashion sense, made headlines at the BOF event during Paris Fashion Week, which celebrates influential figures in the fashion industry.

The event attracted a plethora of celebrities, influencers, and fashion enthusiasts from around the globe. Wizkid stood out with his effortlessly chic black outfit, complemented by stylish sunglasses and sleek accessories, capturing the admiration of fans and fashion critics alike.

Always one to make a statement, Slimcase took to social media to share photos of himself in a nearly identical outfit, channelling Wizkid’s signature style.

Donning a similar all-black ensemble and dark shades, Slimcase embodied the cool, relaxed vibe that Wizkid showcased at the event. He even mirrored Wizkid’s playful gestures, from laughter to his confident stride on the red carpet.

This isn’t the first instance of Slimcase expressing his admiration for Wizkid. As a devoted fan, he has previously gotten a tattoo similar to Wizkid’s and has gone so far as to tattoo Wizkid’s face on his chest.

Slimcase’s homage to Wizkid’s red carpet look did not go unnoticed, sparking a flurry of reactions from fans. While many applauded his effort, others criticized him for imitating the ‘Ojuelegba’ star.

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Nigerian content creator and hypeman Slimcase has gained attention with his latest video, where he humorously recreates Wizkid’s scene from the music video for Asake’s hit song “MMS.”

The official music video, released on October 5, 2024, has been praised as one of the best of the year, featuring standout performances from both Asake and Wizkid.

The song is part of Asake’s third studio album, ‘Lungu Boy,’ which has garnered massive replay value since its release.

Slimcase, a devoted fan of Wizkid, shared a series of clips on Instagram where he imitated Wizkid’s look and style from the “MMS” video.

Dressed like the star, wearing a neck chain, and accompanied by characters mimicking the original video, Slimcase successfully recreated the vibe of Wizkid’s part, adding his playful twist.

The video has been widely appreciated by fans, who admire Slimcase’s creativity and his clear affection for Wizkid.

His fun tribute has further highlighted the popularity of the “MMS” video, which continues to dominate conversations in the music scene.

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Recall, Slimcase made waves online after unveiling a tattoo of Wizkid’s face on his chest, which sparked a range of reactions. Some social media users speculated that Slimcase was using Wizkid’s image for publicity.

In a live session with his fans, Slimcase revealed the reason behind the tattoo, expressing his deep respect and admiration for Wizkid. According to him, Big Wiz is not just an idol but a major source of inspiration for his journey in the music industry.

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• Why I tattooed Wizkid face on my chest – Slimcase (Video)

Nigerian singer and hypeman Oluwafemi Oladapo, popularly known as Slimcase, recently took to social media to reflect on the profound impact Wizkid has had on his life, explaining why he chose to tattoo Big Wiz’s face on his chest.

Slimcase made waves online after unveiling a tattoo of Wizkid’s face on his chest, which sparked a range of reactions. Some social media users speculated that Slimcase was using Wizkid’s image for publicity.

However, the street-hop star, known for hits like “Oshozondi” and his feature on “Shepeteri,” clarified that the tattoo is a tribute to Wizkid’s influence on his career and life.

In a live session with his fans, Slimcase revealed the reason behind the tattoo, expressing his deep respect and admiration for Wizkid. According to him, Big Wiz is not just an idol but a major source of inspiration for his journey in the music industry.

Slimcase recounted his first meeting with Wizkid in 2017 at a club, introduced by Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage. He described how Wizkid’s humble demeanour left a lasting impression on him.

In his words, “If I tattoo Big Wiz, it’s because of the impact he has had on me and how far I’ve come in the industry. I saw him for the first time in a club in 2017. I was looking at Wizkid and thinking, ‘Wow.’ Shout-out to Tiwa Savage for introducing me to Big Wiz.”

Slimcase’s tattoo serves as a permanent tribute to Wizkid, whose humility and influence have played a significant role in shaping Slimcase’s career.

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Nigerian artist Slimcase has paid tribute to Wizkid by recreating the music video for his global hit “Essence. Slimcase shared the video on Instagram, praising the song’s remarkable achievements, including its nomination for Best Global Music Performance at the 64th Grammy Awards.

In his post, Slimcase applauded Wizkid’s Made In Lagos album and emphasized that Essence was the first Nigerian song to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 and Global 200, calling it a “classic” that continues to captivate listeners.

Wizkid noticed the tribute and reposted Slimcase’s video on his Instagram story, responding with a heartfelt message: “Love you.” Fans were thrilled by this exchange, appreciating the show of mutual respect and unity between the two artists.

Slimcase’s tribute also added to the anticipation surrounding Wizkid’s upcoming album Morayo, which Slimcase mentioned excitedly in his post.

 

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In other news, Wizkid has set social media abuzz with his recent tease about his much-anticipated upcoming album.

On Saturday, September 14, he shared a cryptic message on his platforms, leaving fans eager for more details about the project.

In a follow-up post, Wizkid addressed his female fan base, hinting that the album will feature more than five tracks.

He playfully called attention to track eight, saying, “Ladies, track 8 is strictly for your yansh, bend.”

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Famed Nigerian hypeman and singer Oluwafemi Oladapo, better known as Slimcase, has stirred reactions online with revelations about award-winning Nigerian superstar Wizkid.

In a recent interview with Naija 102.7FM, Slimcase disclosed that Wizkid, the “Essence” crooner, has a meticulous approach to music. Slimcase revealed that Wizkid has a habit of listening to a song multiple times—up to 50 times—before giving it his approval.

The Gucci Snake hitmaker shared this insight in response to a question about his unreleased song with Wizkid, which dates back about four years. He explained that while working with Big Wiz in the studio, the singer allows collaborators to express themselves freely without much scrutiny.

However, Wizkid meticulously evaluates the song in their absence, listening to it repeatedly to determine if it meets his standards.

According to Slimcase, this meticulous approach is a major reason why some songs created in collaboration with Wizkid never see the light of day.

Slimcase hinted during the interview that his song with Starboy would eventually be released later this year, despite the meticulous process involved in working with the superstar.

In his words; “When you make music with Wizkid, he will let you do your thing without any scrutiny, then in your absence he can listen to the song like 50 times to know if the song meets his standard, thats you see artistes in the studio with Wizkid and the song never drops.”

“When you make music with Wizkid, he will let you do your thing without any scrutiny, then in your absence he can listen to the song like 50 times to know if the song meets his standard, thats you see artistes in the studio with Wizkid and the song never drops”

– Slimcase pic.twitter.com/rKF4lJXk74

— BASITO (@itzbasito) May 15, 2024

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Nigerian artist Oluwafemi Oladapo, popularly known as Slimcase, expressed admiration for his colleague Burna Boy, noting that Burna Boy’s music continues to sound fresh and innovative to him, despite Burna Boy’s extensive tenure in the music industry.

Slimcase, widely recognized for his hit track “Shaku Shaku,” shared his thoughts during a recent interview with Cool FM, Lagos. The interview, hosted by reality star Tacha, provided Slimcase with the opportunity to reflect on Burna Boy’s enduring impact and unique approach to music.

Slimcase said, “The top five artists I am feeling right now, Burna Boy is number one. He is still a new artist. He is always new to me everyday.

“I am also feeling Wizkid Chan, Omah Lay, Wizkid, and Baddest [Davido].”

‘Burna Boy is still a new artist’ – Slimcase pic.twitter.com/yoemfp9eIv

— NEWSflp (@NEWS_flp) April 9, 2024

Recall, Davido, has claimed that he and Wizkid were the first young musicians to make it in the Nigerian music industry and has characterized Burna Boy as a new cat.

In an interview, the singer expressed confidence in the future of Afrobeat.

The legendary Afrobeat singer discusses how young people like Wizkid and himself were among the first to succeed in the entertainment industry, as opposed to more recent arrivals like Burna Boy and others.

In a recent interview, O.B.O praised the spread and success of Afrobeats while referring to Burna Boy and other well-known musicians as “new cats.”

According to Davido, he and Wizkid were among the first successful pioneers in the entertainment industry before the birth of the ‘new cats.’

He also acknowledged Mayorkun and Asake, on whose performance he reflected in his latest album, ‘Timeless,’ which has received a number of certifications due to millions of streams.

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Oluwafemi Oladapo, professionally known as Slimcase, has intervened after organisers of Headies Awards disqualified singer, Habeeb ”Portable” Okikiola, from its 15th edition.

The “Zazuu Crooner” was disqualified, according to the organisers, in a statement issued on Tuesday, for making threats against his fellow nominees and becoming the focus of a criminal investigation.

He was nominated in the ‘Best Street Artist’ and ‘Rookie of the Year categories.

According to the organisers, his disqualification is intended to send a clear message that the organisation does not tolerate irresponsible and impolite words.

Following the announcement, Slimcase left a comment on blogger Tunde Ednut’s Instagram post regarding the Headies and Portable saga, expressing his displeasure with the organisers for their stringent choice.

He wrote;

“U no show love ooo”

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Portable himself has responded to being disqualified from the 2022 Headies awards.

Few minutes after the disqualification decision was announced the singer took to his Instagram story to post a cryptic message, lauding himself, his talent, and his achievements.

The singer also chipped in the fact that he doesn’t regret his actions.

“I am a child of light. I have fame, I have money, I have cars, I have wives, I have children. I am rich. People know me everywhere. I don’t regret my actions”, the singer said.

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Some of our artists have their own unique ways of reaching us and of exploiting the love that everyone has for them to provide the same for us, and here are the top 5 artistes that people suddenly stopped listening to.

We may not know how genuine certain people’s talents are because they have simply been overhyped.

Some of the themes aren’t very talented, and some weren’t meant to be as successful as they are. Some may only be constructed to blow and below.

While some merely cover other artists’ hits or plagiarize verses from other artists in an effort to acquire attention, they simply swap rhythms and keep repeating their previous verses.

Recently, something was mentioned about the current rave, but I won’t identify names to avoid Gbas Gbos!

He claimed that you could sing along to all of his songs on any of their beats. You must be aware of who it is and the possibility that he will soon join this list.

Below is the list of top 5 artistes we got tired of listening to

Lil Kesh

He has always been a subject of repeating rhymes and flows in his songs after his glorious shoki days.

All he does now in his songs is say vulgar things, claims his songs is are meant for appreciating and motivating hustlers but he fails to get motivated.

There was more to it when he released “Nkan Be” but could not live up to the hype.

No doubt Lil Kesh is good but I think he needs to Explore more with his sounds.

Slimcase

As for Slimcase, all he does is just say the same old thing that brought him to light back then.

After making a wave with his debut single “Oshozondi” in 2017, Slimcase was seen as one of the very few artistes that will shake the music scene with his style of music. but the reverse was the case.

His much-hyped songs with Wizkid were promised to be a hit and we could barely hear him talk at all.

In a bid to be relevant again, he recently released “Lamba Xtra” but regardless of how interesting the song was, it lost relevance and attention in the 3rd week.

Ycee

Omo Alhaji is also on this table as well.

He is just one artiste that got everyone shocked because he started off so well with his debut single Jagaban and he got the likes of Olamide to jump on his song for the remix.

YCee‘s talent was so raw but his style is just too different that someone might barely hear what he is saying.

If you are not audible enough, Nigerians will dump you. People plenty wey dey sing abeg!

Ice Prince

At a point in the Music industry, Ice Prince was seen as a direct competition to everyone including those we see as legends now. His versatility, exposure, rap game, flow, appearance and everything were on point.

Ice Prince Zamani Sings to everyone’s satisfaction until we realized he started talking about EFCC chasing his guys, designers, and all other irrelevant things.

It took no time before everyone switched to artistes who are ready to give us new trends and relevant content.

Mr Real

Mr Real has not made any tangible effort in terms of dropping a single to complement his found fame in 2017. All we got is “Legbegbe Remix“.

Maybe, he will drop another song when another celebrity enters the computer village to steal Apple Laptop.

Recently he released “Oloun” but Nigerians have switched tastes on his products.

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