A Nigerian lady recently caught the attention of social media users after posting a throwback photo of herself as a fan of renowned Nigerian singer Davido, alongside a current photo of herself identifying as a fan of another popular artist, Wizkid. The post captured her evolution and transformation over time, sparking mixed reactions online.
The lady took to the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to share the images, highlighting a significant shift in her music preference and personal growth. The post showcased two contrasting photos that symbolized her journey.
In the first photo, which reflected her days as a Davido fan, she included a caption that humorously read, “When I was a fan of Davido the forgido.” This image appeared to portray a simpler version of herself. On the other hand, the second image represented her current self as a Wizkid fan, with a caption that read, “Now that I’m a fan of the biggest artist in the whole of Africa and international, Wizkid aka, una papa.” The new photo showcased a more polished and confident version of her.
Her tweet quickly went viral, generating a wide range of comments and reactions from users who either shared their opinions on her transformation or humorously dissected the post’s context. While some praised her evolution, others found humor in the situation, leading to diverse conversations in the comment section.
See some notable reactions below:
@anas_ha9: “Everyone will choose the time you were a fan of Davido.”
@Realgdan144938: “When you be 30bg you con be like who her life don awuke.”
@skidy_jay: “If you be frogido fan, overthinking go make you dry, you go defend 1 mumú this minute, the next minute he go drop another mumú.”
@1stsonofdavido: “I nor understand this your tweet oh. ‘Thank God for my life, if not my life for Davido.’ Dem really talk say una dull for that una camp, so I’m not surprised.”
@crossp001: “I see where you lost it, you done bleach the small sense wey be dey your head out.”
@LilyVicky10: “Na Ashawo you go start. The first suppose be ‘when I was a Wizkid fan,’ and the second ‘when I became an Ashawo.’”
@Pahto30bg: “Abi when you start Ashawo VS when you turn Olosho… werey no won come out straight.”
The post, accompanied by her photos, provided a visual representation of her perceived transformation, and while it attracted diverse opinions, it also emphasized the rivalry and passion often seen among fan bases in the Nigerian music industry.
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