Popular Nigerian singer and songwriter, Ayra Starr, has opened up about a valuable lesson she learned from global Afrobeats icon Wizkid, revealing that true confidence does not always require loud expression.
Speaking about her personal encounter with the Grammy Award–winning artist, Ayra Starr explained that Wizkid helped her understand that confidence can be calm, controlled, and deeply rooted, rather than being associated with excessive talking or outward display.
The fast-rising music star shared this insight while reflecting on her experience working alongside Wizkid, noting that his personality and approach to success taught her a different perspective on self-assurance. According to her, observing Wizkid’s quiet composure and steady presence made her realize that strength can exist without unnecessary noise.
Ayra Starr further described Wizkid as a “leading legend,” emphasizing his influence not only within the Nigerian music industry but also on younger artists who look up to him for guidance and inspiration.
She made this statement during an interview on Tuesday, shortly after delivering a performance at the Grammy Museum, where she represented Nigerian music on an international stage. The moment, she noted, was significant in her journey and reflected the growth she has experienced both artistically and personally.
Through her words, Ayra Starr highlighted how mentorship and observation can shape an artist’s mindset, reinforcing that confidence does not always need to be loud to be powerful.
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