Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has reignited tensions in the hip-hop scene with the release of his latest single, a fiery diss track widely believed to target fellow rapper Odumodu Blvck.
In the record, which dropped online to instant buzz, Blaqbonez positions himself as the “template” of Nigerian rap, throwing multiple lyrical jabs at unnamed “failed rappers turned internet gangsters.”
He mo+cks what he calls “Anti-World? More like Anti-Success,” a direct play on Odumodu’s “Anti-World Gangstars” movement one of the clearest signs of who the track is aimed at.
Throughout the song, Blaqbonez brags about being the “blueprint,” claiming others are trying and failing to replicate his sound and success. He also takes shots at rappers “seeking validation” and “clout-chasing on the internet,” describing them as “old men gasping for motion” who “need a wheelchair.”
Midway through the track, Blaqbonez intensifies his shots, accusing his target of hypocrisy and desperation for attention. He raps about “failed rappers begging for stipends” and “sending early-morning DMs,” adding that such actions make them look “obsessed.”
In another br¥tal line, he compares the unnamed rapper to “Bobrisky,” saying he has “fallen off” and is now “finished.”
Blaqbonez repeatedly references “The Machine”by saying “the Machine go soon knock” and “the Machine is faulty,” he suggests that Odumodu’s creative drive and hype are losing steam. He reinforces the jab with the line “E go need quick recovery, person wey go soon turn fifty,” mocking his rival’s age and hinting that his relevance in the rap scene is fading.
The song closes with Blaqbonez reaffirming his dominance, calling himself “numero uno” and “monumental,” while mocking his rival’s physical appearance saying his “belly look like he swallowed a stylist.”
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