Tife Balogun (Champz), the 14-year-old son of Nigerian Afrobeats icon Wizkid, has officially stepped into the limelight with the release of his debut EP, “Champion’s Arrival.”
Performing under the stage name Champz, the budding artist showcases his early passion and confidence across five tracks, now available on all major streaming platforms.
The project marks the beginning of his journey as a recording artist and hints at a promising future shaped by both talent and legacy.
Champz first drew attention weeks ago after posting a snippet of his debut single online. The short clip quickly went viral, with fans praising his self-assured delivery, smooth rap flow, and remarkable composure for his age.
One particular lyric, “Shout-out to the OGs in the game, but it’s time to pass on the baton,” sparked widespread reactions, with many interpreting it as a bold yet respectful nod to the veterans while declaring his readiness to join the new generation.
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Throughout the EP, Champz uses his lyrics to assert his arrival and ambition. On the track “Champion Sound,” he raps, “Shoutout to the OGs in the game, but it’s time to pass on the baton to champion,” underscoring his confidence and hunger to make his mark.
From his choice of name to his lyrical themes, Champz exudes the energy of a young artist unafraid to claim his space. “Champion’s Arrival” is not just an introduction; it’s a statement of intent.
With this debut, Tife Balogun (Champz) begins to carve his own path while building on the rich legacy of his superstar father, proving that musical excellence might just run in the family.
Listen to “Champion’s Arrival” HERE