Seyi Vibez, a young street singer from Nigeria, sparked debate by making fresh claims regarding his path to fame.
The Billion Dollar crooner, who didn’t reveal the identity of the other artist, seemed to be addressing his feud with them.
Fast and rising rapper Seyi Vibez cautioned other rappers competing with him in the industry, comparing himself to Olamide, who never needed the assistance of a record company to succeed. Seyi continued to brag about it with his senior colleague, Olamide Badoo, outlining reasons why he was doing so.
The musician used his Instagram account on Monday to air his grievances and criticize an unnamed fellow musician.
Seyi Vibez continued to brag about his independence from a record label and his ability to succeed in his line of work. In addition, he referred to himself as Olamide Badoo’s junior.
Seyi further shared the song’s lyrics, asserting:
“They said I act like a drug baron. I’m a one-man mopol; I don’t have a record label; where I got to, they couldn’t.”
In another Instastory post promoting his current song, ‘Hatrick,’ he added in his indigenous language, “You’re dead if you don’t like me.”
Internet users react to Seyi Vibez video
lizzyofblaze:
“In as much as he is copying asake’s style, making it in this music industry without a record label is no child’s play…”
peterboby5:
“Seyi songs sweet pass asake own.”
gb_rahman_:
“Zino better pass this guy no long cap make God sha bless both of them and me❤.”
