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Last Saturday was one of those days that an artist comes to understand how much love a city has for him with Wizkid as he took to New York for his second pop-up shop in recent months, the first in London and a headline performance at the One Africa Music Festival. In all honesty, One […]
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Last Saturday was one of those days that an artist comes to understand how much love a city has for him with Wizkid as he took to New York for his second pop-up shop in recent months, the first in London and a headline performance at the One Africa Music Festival. In all honesty, One Africa was less than likely the highlight of Wiz’s day. The chances, it was the intimate pop-up shop that saw him meet and greet fans at Reign NY are almost a 100%.
Selling t-shirts, hoodies, bandanas, posters, cups and pins, Wiz made his way to the location at about 3:30pm meeting a mob of awaiting and eager fans. It quickly became what many fans had waited for as the singer ascended a cabinet meant for display of the merchandise on sale and broke into some of the fan favourites with his NY fans singing along.
Photographs courtesy of Fawaz Ibrahim, Samuel Kwame Osei and Kanmi West.
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