Odumodublvck stream farming Nigeria  allegation raises concerns. Rapper claims manipulated streams don’t translate to real-world success

Rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, known as Odumodublvck, has ignited a fresh debate within the Nigerian music industry by alleging widespread “stream farming.”

He claims that many artists are manipulating their streaming numbers, which he argues does not translate into tangible success like show bookings and ticket sales.

On his X (formerly Twitter) handle, Odumodublvck expressed his concerns, stating, “There’s a high level of stream farming going on in the Nigerian music industry.

Farming is crazy cause it’s not translating into shows. It’s not translating into bookings and ticket sales home and abroad. So, what’s the point?”

His comments echo similar allegations made by rapper Blaqbonez, who has repeatedly claimed that some artists manipulate their streams, particularly on Apple Music Nigeria charts.

These accusations point to the use of “streaming farms,” services that artificially inflate streaming numbers.

However, these claims are not universally accepted. In a 2023 interview, prominent music executive Don Jazzy dismissed the existence of such technology, asserting that “streaming farms” do not exist.

Despite Don Jazzy’s stance, the debate continues, with industry practitioners and observers frequently raising concerns about the integrity of streaming data.

Odumodublvck’s questioning of the purpose of stream manipulation highlights a central issue: the disconnect between inflated online numbers and real-world success.

His comments suggest that artificial streams may create a false impression of an artist’s popularity, misleading fans and industry professionals alike.

The allegations from Odumodublvck, and previously Blaqbonez, adds fuel to the discussion about the validity of online statistics when judging artists popularity in the Nigerian music industry. The question Odumodublvck poses, “So, what’s the point?” makes a clear point to industry professionals.

The debate of if, and how wide spread, **Odumodublvck stream farming Nigeria** is, looks to be a continued discussion point for the Nigerian music industry.

Vector Tha Viper reveals his mother’s family connection to legendary Nigerian highlife musician Orlando Owoh, sparking excitement among fans

Nigerian rapper Olanrewaju Ogunmefun David, widely known as Vector Tha Viper, has revealed a surprising family connection to the late music legend Orlando Owoh. In a recent exchange on social media, Vector shared that his mother is related to the iconic highlife musician.

The revelation came in response to a viral tweet from an X user, @Yorubaness, who asked people to share something remarkable about their family history or ancestors. Vector, joining the conversation, wrote: “My mum and Orlando Owoh are related.”

This exciting revelation quickly captured the attention of many fans, with some urging the rapper to incorporate elements of Orlando Owoh’s musical style into his own work. The connection to Owoh, a pioneer of Nigerian highlife music, has added an interesting layer to Vector’s heritage.

Orlando Owoh, whose full name was Stephen Oladipupo Olaore Owomoyela, was a prominent Nigerian highlife musician. His musical journey began in 1958 when he started as a drummer with the Kola Ogunmola Theatre Group By 1960, Owoh formed his own band, *Dr. Orlando Owoh and His Omimah Band*, which marked the beginning of his illustrious career in highlife music.

Over the span of his 40-year career, Owoh released over 45 albums and became one of the most influential figures in the Nigerian music scene.

His contributions to the genre, particularly through his pioneering bands such as Young Kenneries and African Kenneries International, solidified his place as a leading proponent of highlife. Owoh passed away on November 4, 2008, and was laid to rest at his residence in Agege, Lagos.

This newfound family link has sparked excitement among fans, with many expressing hopes that Vector might honour Owoh’s legacy by sampling his iconic music in future projects.

Funke Akindele Lamborghini response goes viral as she angrily reacts to a fan’s question, amidst the Burna Boy Lamborghini scandal

Famous Nigerian actress and producer, Funke Akindele, has publicly reprimanded a fan who inquired about her plans to purchase a Lamborghini, amidst the ongoing controversy surrounding singer Burna Boy.

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The question arose following socialite Sophia Egbueje’s recent accusation that Burna Boy had reneged on his promise to buy her a Lamborghini in exchange for sexual favors.

This scandal has ignited a flurry of reactions from celebrities, including Daddy Freeze, Angela Okorie, and Portable, sparking widespread discussion on social media.

Adding to the buzz, Big Brother Naija star Mercy Eke recently showcased her new Lamborghini, further fueling the conversation around luxury cars.

During a live Snapchat interaction, Funke Akindele was asked by a fan, @Adekunle, “When are you buying a Lamborghini?” This question prompted an immediate and sharp response from the actress.

In a video circulating online, Akindele expressed her frustration, stating, “Is everything that is funny to you people, Abi? I will block you. You guys want to use everything to trend and bring to other people’s page.”

Akindele’s reaction highlights the sensitivity surrounding the Lamborghini controversy and the public’s tendency to link celebrities to trending topics. Her response underscores her desire to distance herself from the drama and maintain control over her online interactions.

The incident has generated further social media discussion, with many commenting on Akindele’s reaction and the overall Lamborghini saga.