How Ayra Starr ends the rift between Wizkid and Don Jazzy

Ayra Starr, the rising star from Mavin Records, has bridged a connection between her boss, Don Jazzy, and the Grammy-winning artist, Wizkid.

Following the release of her acclaimed album, “The Year I Turned 21,” Ayra Starr garnered praise from millions, including Wizkid, who expressed admiration for her work on the X app, hailing her as a ‘superstar.’

Don Jazzy, acknowledging Wizkid’s commendation, referred to him as ‘Big Wiz’ in gratitude, signaling a positive exchange between the two music icons.

This interaction marks a turnaround from previous tensions, notably when Wizkid indirectly criticized Don Jazzy via his artist, Ladipoe, causing a stir on the X app.

Ladipoe utilized the X-Platform to poke fun at Wizkid’s provocative declaration that hip-hop is dead, prompting a fan of Wizkid to highlight the jab.

In response, Wizkid indirectly targeted Don Jazzy, implying that he wasn’t engaging with anyone affiliated with an influencer, subtly suggesting that Don Jazzy, as a record label manager, falls into the category of an influencer.

In the aftermath, internet users uncovered a tweet from 2020 in which Don Jazzy labeled himself an influencer. The tweet resurfaced, showcasing the Mavins founder encouraging air hostesses to venture into social media influencing. Don Jazzy disclosed his transition into a full-time influencer role, expressing intentions to seek guidance from established social media figures and content creators like Mr Macaroni, Taaoma, and Lasisi.