Grammy-winning Nigerian artist Ayodeji Balogun, widely recognized as Wizkid, shared his experience of recording all his successful tracks while seated.

In a widely circulated video, Wizkid expressed that he does not exert himself to create hit songs.

The artist behind the popular track "Holla At Your Boy" also mentioned his aversion to promoting his music or participating in media interviews.

“All my biggest songs from ‘Holla At Your Boy’ to ‘Soco’, ‘Joro’, ‘Ojuelegba’, I recorded them sitting down,” he said.

“You [P2J] know how my things be for Lagos. You’ve been in my house. You know what I do. I’m chilling. You get me, no stress.

“You see promo, I hate doing that sh*t. You know press, I hate doing all that sh*t, bro. I know exactly what the people want. [Producer] P2J is the only n*gga that understands me.

‘All we have to do is turn on the mic. The amazing thing is that the world is now globalised, you don’t need anyone to lie to you.”

Wizkid was born on July 16, 1990, in Surulere, where he was raised in a polygamous family with a Muslim father and a Christian mother. In December, he unveiled his latest musical endeavor, the “Soundman Vol. 2” EP.

This four-track project features dynamic collaborations with prominent artists such as Wande Coal and Zlatan Ibile.

It is worth mentioning that ‘Soundman Vol. 1’ was released in December 2019.

The launch of this new project follows Wizkid's recent announcement about potentially taking a five-year break from the music industry.

The Afrobeats sensation expressed his intention to step away for four or five years, contemplating a shift towards football or golf.

He conveyed this in a casual manner, stating, “Back in 4 years, make una papa chop him money small or maybe five or I fit still go dey play ball now.”