“Wiz is a living legend — we all know that. The first time I worked with him, I was honestly overwhelmed. I don’t think I was fully present because I was just in awe… like, “Oh my God… Wiz.” But the second time he came on set, I really got to experience who he is. He was so cool… so calm… so relaxed. And that’s when I learned something important: confidence doesn’t have to be loud. His presence showed me that real confidence is quiet — grounded, intentional, and completely secure in its purpose. Watching that taught me a lot — not just as an artist, but as a person. Because when someone the whole world idolizes becomes your contemporary… it’s surreal. Creating in the same space with someone of that stature really puts everything into perspective. — Ayra Starr on Sir Big Wiz 🦅 #1official

“Wiz is a living legend — we all know that. The first time I worked with him, I was honestly overwhelmed. I don’t think I was fully present because I was just in awe… like, “Oh my God… Wiz.” But the second time he came on set, I really got to experience who he is. He was so cool… so calm… so relaxed. And that’s when I learned something important: confidence doesn’t have to be loud. His presence showed me that real confidence is quiet — grounded, intentional, and completely secure in its purpose. Watching that taught me a lot — not just as an artist, but as a person. Because when someone the whole world idolizes becomes your contemporary… it’s surreal. Creating in the same space with someone of that stature really puts everything into perspective. — Ayra Starr on Sir Big Wiz 🦅 #1official