Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has broken his silence following weeks of controversy surrounding his ongoing public feud with fellow artist Blaqbonez.
In a heartfelt statement, the INDUSTRY MACHINE crooner addressed accusations of physical aggression and the growing online backlash that has engulfed both stars. He described the ordeal as “deeply personal” and “painful,” insisting that the situation had been “twisted into something it is not.”
For days, social media had buzzed with speculation after reports surfaced of a confrontation between the two rappers’ camps. While neither side directly confirmed a physical altercation, fans, blogs, and even industry insiders weighed in escalating the tension to one of the most talked-about celebrity rifts of the year.
Taking to his official page on X (formerly Twitter), Odumodublvck shared a lengthy statement that read: “The past few weeks have been heavy. My friends and I have been painted in terrible lights, and a deeply personal and painful situation has been twisted into something it is not. For over a year, someone close to me has been subjected to ongoing online abuse, threats, and personal violations, and at different points, efforts were made to amplify that abuse. Watching that play out publicly has been difficult, especially as false narratives and targeted attacks continued. “Throughout this ordeal, I tried to resolve things the right way. I reached out privately to people with the power and influence to intervene, including label heads, executives, and industry leaders. I believed they would do what was right. But no one helped. Many chose to protect their interests, their artists, and their investments instead of standing up for the truth. When it became clear that no one would protect her, I felt compelled to step in. These actions were not driven by ego or pride, but by anger, frustration, and the need to defend someone I care about who had been tormented for far too long while everyone looked away.
“This issue has now been twisted to look like a ‘rap beef,’ a move to service someone’s career. I said it last year, even when tensions were low, that this is not a rap beef. It’s a personal matter that has been exploited for clout. Reducing a person’s hurt to entertainment is not only insensitive but deeply disrespectful.
“I have always stood for honesty and accountability. I’ve called out those I once respected because when it mattered most, they chose silence. That is not leadership. That is not character.
“At the end of the day, you can decide if your hate for me outweighs your sense of justice. The matter has been addressed, and I have chosen not to revisit it. My focus now is on peace, closure, and moving forward.”
Odumodublvck’s latest statement signals an attempt to close the chapter publicly.