The album features guest appearances from Burna Boy, Skepta, H.E.R., Ella Mai, Tay Iwar, Projexx, Tems, Damian Marley, Terri and was executive produced by P2J.

[10] Stereogum described the album's aesthetic as "R&B-focused, dancehall-reminiscent" lending itself to WizKid's "casual Auto-Tuned melodies, and a range of guests similarly thrive within the environment", defining its beats as "meticulously complex".

The song made its debut at number three in the first week of launch of the UK Afrobeats Singles Chart, and was featured on Barack Obama's 2020 summer playlist.

[17][18] Made in Lagos received widespread acclaim for its cohesive themes, lyrics and lush production, building on criticisms on Wizkid's previous works, Sounds from the Other Side and Soundman Vol.

[23] On Made in Lagos Wizkid fuses culture and globalisation, with the album containing themes of love, focus, goodwill, gratitude and grace.

He implements the use of rich, local African percussions as the core of the production on Made in Lagos and explores a range of genres.

[27] Joey Akan of Pitchfork stated that "Wizkid balances the formula to unite home and abroad with big pop songs that can compete across cultures and an underlying theme that embraces his roots".

[1] Giving it a four star review, Kate Hutchinson of The Guardian found the album sounds slinkier and sexy, while naming it Wizkid's most sophisticated record yet.