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.
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? 😂”
Seyi Vibez performed at Zlatan’s traditional wedding in Lagos, joining the Nigerian music stars who gathered to celebrate the rapper’s marriage to his partner, Davita.
Seyi Vibez performs his hit “Back 2 U” at Zlatan’s wedding in Lagos. https://t.co/zrbDNfhrlt
The singer performed “Back to You,” a track from his album SwaGuu, released on September 17, 2026. Videos from the celebration show Seyi Vibez performing for guests at the wedding.
Davido and Asake also attended the ceremony, with Davido serving as Zlatan’s best man.
Quavo will feature on Seyi Vibez’s upcoming album “SWAGUU,” due out Friday, September 18.
The 14-track album follows Seyi Vibez’s 2025 project “Fuji Moto.” Two tracks from the album have already been released: “GTA” and “Back 2U.”
Burna Boy was recently announced as the executive producer of “SWAGUU.” The album will also feature Quavo, following Seyi Vibez’s previous collaborations with American rappers NLE Choppa and Trippie Redd.
“SWAGUU” is set for release on Friday, September 18.
Seyi Vibez has announced his forthcoming album, “Swaguu,” with Burna Boy attached as executive producer.
The 14-track project is set for release on September 18.
The album follows the pair’s 2023 collaboration on “Giza,” which appeared on Burna Boy’s “I Told Them…” album. Released in August 2023, the song featured Seyi Vibez and was later accompanied by a music video directed by TG Omori.
Seyi Vibez released two albums in 2023, “Vibe Till Thy Kingdom Come” and “Thy Kingdom Come,” before following with “Loseyi Professor” in 2024 and “Fuji Moto” in 2025.
“Swaguu” will mark Seyi Vibez’s latest full-length release. Further details about the album’s tracklist and Burna Boy’s contributions have not been disclosed.
“Swaguu” will be available on streaming platforms from September 18.
Dapper Music founder Damilola “Dapper” Akinwunmi has responded to recent allegations from former signees Shallipopi, T.I Blaze and Seyi Vibez, challenging them to submit their disputes to an independent forensic audit.
In a series of posts on X on Saturday, August 15, Dapper rejected allegations of financial and contractual wrongdoing and said the records needed to establish what happened are available.
“I have nothing to hide. The records exist. The authorities have them. Let the process establish the truth,” he wrote.
Dapper also accused his former artists of taking their grievances to social media while disputing his account of their departures.
“Don’t come online and spill rubbish narratives, & lies, only to mislead the public!” he wrote in another post, adding that the artists “chose to leave” and should “move on.”
He appeared to direct a separate series of posts at Shallipopi, whom he addressed as “Mr. Elon”, referencing the artist’s 2023 hit “Elon Musk.”
Dapper claimed that Shallipopi failed to attend a previously scheduled appearance while he was present, questioning the artist’s calls for the matter to be addressed in court.
He also challenged what he described as conflicting claims about their contractual relationship.
“You claim here that I forged your signature, but in your public statement in 2024, you claimed that you were pushed into a deal with Dapper Digital. Which is it???” he wrote.
Shallipopi ended his agreements with Dapper Music and Dvpper Digital in December 2024, alleging a breach of trust, financial mismanagement and a lack of transparency. Among his claims was that Dapper Music had pushed him into a publishing arrangement with Dvpper Digital, which he said was owned by the same person or persons behind Dapper Music.
Dapper is now asking the parties to move the dispute away from social media and into an independent examination of the relevant financial records and contracts.
He said an audit had already been conducted by what he described as a reputable company and suggested commissioning another review if there were still questions over the accounts.
“We already did an audit from a reputable company! Surprise Surprise who owes who?” he wrote.
Dapper then named several accounting and legal firms, including KPMG, PwC, Deloitte, Templers, Aluko & Oyebode, Olaniwun Ajayi LP, and Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, suggesting that any of them could be engaged to conduct a forensic review.
“Let them run a forensic analysis and interpret both the accounts and the contract for us, and tell you I cheated you?!” he wrote.
His comments come as disputes between Dapper and several former artists have resurfaced, with allegations involving contractual terms, financial dealings and the handling of artists’ catalogues. Dapper has consistently disputed claims of wrongdoing and previously maintained that its artist agreements were entered into with transparency and legal representation available to the artists.
The latest exchange leaves the central financial and contractual questions unresolved, but Dapper’s proposed audit could provide an independent way of examining the competing claims if the parties agree to one.
