Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has sparked reactions by affirming her position among the top music elites in the country.

Speaking during a recent interview on Beat 99.9FM, Tiwa did not hold back when asked about her place in the hierarchy of Nigerian musicians.

The Nigerian music industry has long been dominated by the trio of Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy, often referred to as the “Big Three.”

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These artists have consistently topped charts, garnered international acclaim, and built massive fanbases both in Nigeria and globally. However, Tiwa Savage, a powerhouse in her own right, feels she deserves recognition as the number one.

Addressing the question of whether she believes she should be considered part of the “Big Three,” Tiwa responded with unwavering confidence.

“Do you feel like you ought to be a part of the big three?” the interviewer queried. In response, Tiwa stated, “Don’t get me started. If we want to go talent for talent, mic for mic, I’m the big one.”

Tiwa Savage, often referred to as the “Queen of Afrobeats,” has had a prolific career, marked by numerous hit singles, awards, and international collaborations. Her journey began with her debut single “Kele Kele Love,” which quickly became a chart-topper.

She has since released several successful albums, including “Once Upon a Time” and “Celia.” Her collaborations with global artists like Beyoncé, on the track “Keys to the Kingdom,” have further cemented her status as a global music icon.

In the interview, Tiwa emphasized her belief in her talent and artistry, asserting that if it came down to pure skill, she would outshine her male counterparts.

“If we want to go talent for talent, mic for mic, I’m the big one,” she reiterated, her confidence resonating with many fans who have long admired her prowess and contribution to the music industry.

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This declaration has reignited discussions about the dynamics of the Nigerian music scene and the recognition of female artists, buzzing entertainment news in the process.

While Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy have undoubtedly made significant impacts, Tiwa Savage’s assertion brings to light the need for broader recognition of women’s contributions in the industry.

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