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Nigerian rap sensation Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, has called out fellow artists for harboring resentment toward his rising stardom.
The rapper dismissed claims questioning his lyrical prowess, attributing such critiques to envy rather than genuine artistic critique.
Highlighting his global achievements, Odumodublvck asserted that no other Nigerian rapper has matched his international collaborations and recognition, despite assertions that he lacks technical skill.
According to him, his dual talent as both a rapper and vocalist has fueled jealousy among peers who struggle to replicate his crossover appeal.
During a candid conversation on Toronto Ada’s Room podcast, he stated, “They claim my rap isn’t strong enough, yet international acts seek me out more than any Nigerian rapper. The resentment runs deep—I craft my hooks, dominate charts, and secure bigger stages. That’s what burns them.”
“The bitterness won’t slow me down. My supporters stay winning while detractors stay pressed. This train isn’t stopping—they’d better catch up or get left behind.”
Odumodublvck issued a bold challenge to rivals: surpass his streaming numbers and sold-out shows if they believe their artistry truly outshines his.
