Nigerian HipHop Beef Hurting Culture Says Erigga

Why I can't quit music - Erigga

Nigerian Rapper Erigga Speaks Out on Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez Feud

The ongoing feud between Nigerian rappers Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez has sparked concern among industry peers, with Erigga weighing in on the issue. In a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Erigga expressed his views on the detrimental effects of the beef on the Nigerian hip-hop scene. He claimed that the feud has created tension within the industry, forcing other rappers to take sides.

Erigga attributed the encouragement of discord among artists to fans, stating that Nigerian fans tend to enjoy it when rappers engage in public feuds. He argued that this mentality enables outsiders to bring in negative opinions, ultimately harming the culture. According to Erigga, the beef between Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez is not beneficial to the music business, particularly hip-hop, as it prioritizes traction over cultural growth.

While acknowledging that rap battles are an integral part of hip-hop, Erigga believes that prolonged beefs can cause more harm than good to the culture in the long run. He noted that fans and spectators often hype up the feud, not out of a genuine appreciation for hip-hop, but rather for the entertainment value of seeing artists clash. Erigga pointed out that this attention is rarely focused on celebrating hip-hop achievements, instead only surfacing when the culture is embroiled in controversy.

The feud between Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez has been a topic of discussion within the Nigerian music industry, with many calling for a more constructive approach to competition and creative expression. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the hip-hop community will respond to Erigga’s concerns and the ongoing beef between the two rappers. With the Nigerian music scene gaining international recognition, the impact of such feuds on the industry’s reputation and cultural growth will be closely watched.

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