‘I can’t copy Wizkid, I’ll rather teach him’ -Yung6ix

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Nigerian music star, Yung6ix, who shared a single in which he had songstress Niniola on was told he was copying Wizkid by a follower.

However, Yung6ix who shut down the allegation said he’ll rather teach the StarBoy records boss instead.

Well said 6ix KKTBM ALL THE WAY



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