M.I Not Intimidated by Young Rappers' Success

Harmony ifeanyi
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Veteran rapper M.I has spoken out about the current state of Nigerian hip-hop, specifically addressing the success of young rappers like Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez. In a recent interview, M.I revealed that he's not intimidated by their achievements, instead admiring their talent and hard work.

M.I's Perspective on Young Rappers
M.I believes that the likes of Odumodublvck, Shallipopi, Ladipoe, and Falz are making waves in the industry, but he doesn't feel threatened. He emphasized that what matters most is being in the studio with someone who can outrap him, and he's confident in his skills ¹.

Odumodublvck's Response to Critics
Meanwhile, Odumodublvck has been making headlines for his bold claims about his impact on Nigerian hip-hop. He asserts that his 2023 breakout track "Declan Rice" is the most culturally significant Nigerian hip-hop song globally, and that critics are simply "intimidated" by his success. The song's impact extends beyond Nigeria, having been used by Arsenal FC to unveil Declan Rice, making it the club's biggest digital asset on social media ² ³.

Beef Between Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez
The rivalry between Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez has been escalating, with both artists exchanging barbs on social media and through their music. Blaqbonez's recent track "Who's Really Rapping" features thinly veiled shots at Odumodublvck, while Odumodublvck has responded with confidence, asserting his dominance in the rap scene ⁴.

Conclusion
The dynamic nature of Nigerian hip-hop is evident in the contrasting views of M.I and Odumodublvck. While M.I remains unfazed by the young rappers' success, Odumodublvck is unapologetic about his impact on the industry. As the rivalry between Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez continues, fans are eagerly watching to see how the situation unfolds ¹ ⁴.

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