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  • Blaqbonez revisits Seyi Vibez feud with video of Lagos crowd calling him “Seyi”

    Blaqbonez revisits Seyi Vibez feud with video of Lagos crowd calling him “Seyi”

    Blaqbonez has shared a video showing people mistaking him for Seyi Vibez on the streets of Lagos, days after the two artists exchanged jabs on X over the mix-up.

    The rapper quoted his original post addressing the confusion and attached the new video, captioning it, “see my life 😂😂😂”

    The clip shows Blaqbonez walking through a crowded street as a group of young men gather around him, shouting “Seyi” and “Oluwaloseyi,” Seyi Vibez’s given name.

    The video follows Blaqbonez’s earlier tweet, “lagos agbero people please i am not seyi vibez dammit,” which prompted a series of responses from Seyi Vibez. The singer took shots at Blaqbonez’s music and rap career, and also referred to fellow rapper Odumodublvck as the rapper’s “daddy.”

    The exchange attracted reactions from fans on X.

  • “ODUMODUBLVCK is still your daddy”: Seyi Vibez fires shots at Blaqbonez amid X exchange

    “ODUMODUBLVCK is still your daddy”: Seyi Vibez fires shots at Blaqbonez amid X exchange

    Nigerian singers Seyi Vibez and Blaqbonez have exchanged words on X after the rapper appeared to address people mistaking him for Seyi Vibez.

    The exchange began when Blaqbonez tweeted, “lagos agbero people please i am not seyi vibez dammit,” seemingly telling ageberos in Lagos not to mistake him for the singer.

    Seyi Vibez responded with a series of tweets, taking shots at Blaqbonez, his music and his standing in the Nigerian rap scene.

    “Agidi for lagos fit put you for trouble. Muyeez blow pass your papa,” he wrote in one post.

    In another, Seyi said he had wanted to curse Blaqbonez but would not give him “free promo”, before calling him “Aladanu”.

    He also dismissed Blaqbonez’s music, writing, “Rap is dead already jare ah beg leave me I nor dey your set aboy,” and telling him to take his “clout” elsewhere.

    Seyi further brought fellow rapper Odumodublvck into the exchange, as he refrenced the ongoing feud between ODUMODUBLVCK and Blaqbonez

    He wrote, “Blaqbones your daddy na still Odumodu if you like go up and down.”

    He also asked, “Abi make I sign blaqbones,” in another post.

    The singer continued with more jabs, warning Blaqbonez to “waka crayfish waka” and suggesting that a physical confrontation could follow if the rapper tried to align himself with him.

    Blaqbonez, seemingly confused by the exchange, later tweeted: “se this guy dey whine ni? 😂”

  • Blaqbonez becomes first rapper to top UK Afrobeats Chart with Asake collaboration “IKEBE 3000”

    Blaqbonez becomes first rapper to top UK Afrobeats Chart with Asake collaboration “IKEBE 3000”

    Blaqbonez has made chart history as “IKEBE 3000”, his collaboration with Asake, reaches No. 1 on the UK Official Afrobeats Chart.

    The song climbed from No. 2 to the top spot in its fourth week on the chart, according to the latest ranking published by the Official Charts Company. It previously debuted at No. 2 and maintained that position for three consecutive weeks before moving to No. 1.

    The achievement makes Blaqbonez the first rapper to top the UK Official Afrobeats Chart.

    “IKEBE 3000” marks another collaboration between Blaqbonez and Asake, following their earlier joint effort “Chanel”.

  • Asake brings out Blaqbonez, BNXN and Darkoo at third O2 Arena show

    Asake brings out Blaqbonez, BNXN and Darkoo at third O2 Arena show

    Asake performed at London’s The O2 Arena on Thursday, October 15, as part of his In God We Trust World Tour, marking his third performance at the venue. The show featured appearances from Blaqbonez, BNXN and Darkoo, while South African DJ duo TXC and BNXN were billed as special guests.

    Asake performed at the 02 Arena for the third time in his career.

    Asake brought out Blaqbonez to perform their collaborations “Chanel” and “Ikebe 3000.” The performance reunited the artists, who became friends while studying at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ile-Ife. Blaqbonez has previously revealed that Asake helped him with backing vocals during their early years, before either artist achieved mainstream success.

    BNXN joined Asake on stage for “Eja Meja,” spraying money on the singer as they performed together. Darkoo also appeared to perform their collaboration “That Girl.”

    The setlist drew from across Asake’s catalogue, including “Lonely at the Top,” “Oba,” “Sungba,” “Joha,” “Organise,” “Amapiano,” “Palazzo,” “Wave,” “Remember,” “Ototo,” “Why Love,” “Jogodo,” “Ego,” “Rora,” “Worship,” “Amen,” “MCBH,” “Bandman Gangsta,” “Fuji Vibes,” “Skillful,” “Ligali” and “PBUY.”

    The October 15 concert was part of the In God We Trust World Tour, with TXC and BNXN listed as special guests for the London show.

  • Asake and Blaqbonez reunite for “Ikebe 3000” shortly after “Chanel”

    Asake and Blaqbonez reunite for “Ikebe 3000” shortly after “Chanel”

    Asake and Blaqbonez have reunited for their new single “Ikebe 3000,” released shortly after their charting collaboration “Chanel.”

    The new song marks the pair’s second collaboration of 2026, following “Chanel,” which reached No. 3 on the UK Official Afrobeats Chart.

    “Ikebe 3000” brings the two artists together again, with Blaqbonez handling the rap sections and Asake contributing vocals over percussion-driven production.

    The song arrives ahead of Blaqbonez’s upcoming album, “NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME,” scheduled for release on October 16, 2026.

    The song is available on streaming platforms.