In a fiery X (formerly Twitter) rant, rapper Odumodublvck accused M.I Abaga and Chocolate City Records of sabotaging his career and blocking key industry moves. The outburst has reignited conversations about the politics and power struggles behind the scenes of Nigeria’s booming hip-hop culture.
Industry observers say Odumodublvck’s claims highlight a recurring problem in the entertainment business — where creative freedom sometimes collides with corporate interests. With Nigeria’s rap scene evolving fast, this drama raises fresh questions about how labels manage artists in the era of digital independence.
Fans are divided, but one thing is clear: transparency and trust are becoming the new currency in the entertainment business. As Odumodublvck trends, the industry watches closely to see if this will reshape artist-label relationships going forward.
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