Naija’s rap rebel Odumodublvck has once again proven that his artistry thrives on unpredictability. Fresh off his campus tours and chart-topping streaming streak, the Abuja-bred star lit up social media after sharing clips of himself performing karaoke on the street for a crowd of excited fans. But the twist? His payment came not in cash, but in shawarma.
“After I said I won’t perform unless I’m paid a certain amount, some children from my area corner me. Dem pay me with one shawarma. If I like the gym,” he wrote, lacing humor into a story that instantly went viral. The moment captures Odumodublvck’s raw, street-level connection with the people, whether on stage or in everyday encounters.
In the video, the rapper delivered an impromptu rendition of his hit single Pity This Boy, a track that has helped cement his growing dominance. With millions of streams across Spotify, Apple Music, and Boomplay, Odumodublvck is riding the wave of his uncompromising sound—one that fuses drill, grime, and unapologetically Nigerian street slang.
His recent campus tours, spanning universities across the country, have only heightened his cult following. Students roar his lyrics back to him like scripture, further proving that his influence runs deep with Gen Z.
Odumodublvck remains a cultural force—showing that sometimes the street is the truest stage.
