Skales Expresses Frustration Over Online Toxicity by Wizkid's Fans

Nigerian singer and songwriter Raoul John Njeng-Njeng, popularly known by his stage name Skales, has criticised Afrobeats singer Wizkid and his fans.

He asserted that Wizkid takes pleasure in the toxicity being displayed online by his fans.

He made the disclosure while complaining on X (formally Twitter).

Skales wrote:

“Now if I vex, start to dey rant, them go say na me dey look for trouble. I’m human. How do you want me to ignore this shit, and for how long? You can love your Wiz and let me be. I don’t want shit from him. I love my life and pace, and I’m doing amazing.

And to think that he has seen this shit and he enjoys it and probably bankrolls this niggas. No wahala! I can only keep my cool for some time. Make I push my show first. I want peace, but war is an option, too.

You keep saying, Ignore my guy. You’re so amongst the people pushing this niggas. When you guys are doing FC shit, you guys should also let these lil niggas know who they should leave alone, cos the day my mouth goes run like tap, hmm, make I no talk. How many I wan ignore for f**k sake

Because they f*cking all over my timeline. I don’t care nor f**k with your guy, and it’s more by force. Me and him are not at war, but shit like this could cos this war, and nobody wants that, and not with me, trust me.

In September 2024, Skales revealed that he wrote hit songs for Wizkid while they were members of Banky W's Empire Mates Entertainment, EME.

He made the disclosure on ‘Curiosity Made Me Ask,’ hosted by content creator Bae U Barbie; he affirmed that he co-wrote some hit songs of Wizkid, especially in his first album, 'Super Star,’ including the bonus track ‘Wiz Party.’

Skales also claimed that it was a reciprocated action from Wizkid too, as some of his hit songs were co-written by Wizkid.