Boluwatife Balogun, the first son of globally recognized music superstar Wizkid, has officially made his foray into the music industry with the release of his debut project. The 14-year-old artist, who goes by the stage name Champz, surprised many by dropping a five-song EP titled “Champion’s Arrival,” rather than a single as widely anticipated after snippets were released weeks prior.

“Champion’s Arrival” serves as a bold announcement of Champz’s presence and intentions within the highly competitive Nigerian music landscape. Throughout the EP, the young rapper articulates his confidence and readiness to claim his spot, showcasing a lyrical style focused on his emergence. A notable line from his track “Champion Sound” declares, “Shoutout to the OGs in the game, but it’s time to pass on the baton to champion,” clearly illustrating his ambitious outlook and respect for established artists while signaling a new era.

This debut project highlights Champz’s self-assuredness and his commitment to the demanding music industry, where artists often spend years building their reputation. Despite his young age, he appears unfazed by these challenges, using “Champion’s Arrival” to establish his unique voice and vision as he steps into the spotlight.