I, Wizkid, Olamide blew before you – Young6ix tells Davido

<p>“You want to skip me from the legacy?”</p>, <p>Nigerian singer Adebayo Adeleke, better known as B-Red, has claimed that it was he who advised his cousin, Davido, to pursue a musical career.</p>, <p>DAILY POST recalls that Davido recently asserted that he and Wizkid were the first young Nigerian artists to hit stardom.</p>, <p>“Shoutout to my cousin, M-Pizzy; he is still a good artist. We started pushing him M-Pizzy first. So one day, David was always doing backups, and I said, David, M-Pizzy is good, but you too, you are good oh, start singing na.</p>, <p>“Hi everyone. This is to inform everyone that I’m not doing any meet and greet in Abuja. I would also never ask anyone to pay for such.” She wrote.</p>, <p>Reacting via a video message shared on social media, Young6ix said he, Olamide and Wizkid achieved fame before Davido.</p>, <p>United States-based Nigerian hip-hop artist, Onome Onokohwomo, better known as Young6ix, has berated singer Davido for excluding him from his list of the first generation of youngsters to hit stardom in the Nigerian music industry.</p>, <p>The 27-year-old became famous after completing 100 hours of marathon cooking to surpass the previous Guinness World record set by an Indian chef, Lata Tondon.</p>, <p>He said, “He Davido was so good. Na me first tell David, omo, start singing.</p>, <p>He said he was excited to see “new cats” (stars) such as Burna Boy, Rema, Fireboy, Mayorkun and Asake now dominating the music industry.</p>, <p>Popular Nigerian chef, Hilda Baci has debunked reports that she is charging twenty-five thousand Naira, for people to observe her culinary skills in Abuja.</p>, <p>The ‘Cucumber’ crooner said he advised Davido to start singing because he was “too good.”</p>, <p>During the show, B-Red also recounted how he and Davido sold 20 televisions in his father’s house.</p>, <p>Hilda gave the denial in a post on her Instagram page</p>, <p>He said he and his brother, Sina Rambo, also worked as personal assistants to Don Jazzy and D’banj during the Mo’hits era.</p>, <p>H