Odumodublvck has revealed that Rema gifted him ₦40 million to support his new single.
The generous act is being hailed as a powerful show of brotherhood and a new standard for unity among Nigerian artists.
Nigerian rapper and hip-hop sensation Odumodublvck has showered praise on Afrobeats superstar Rema after receiving a massive financial contribution in support of his latest music project. According to Odumodublvck, Rema gifted him a whopping ₦40 million to promote his newly released single, “Pity This Boy”, a gesture that has stunned fans and ignited widespread admiration across the Nigerian music scene.
The rapper shared the news through his official X (Twitter) account, where he expressed deep gratitude and described the moment as one that should be remembered in Nigerian music history. “Rema gave me 40 million naira to support Pity This Boy record. 40 million naira. Write that down in Nigerian music folklore. The Machine,” he wrote.
The revelation has quickly gone viral, with social media users and music lovers alike applauding Rema not only for his generosity but also for demonstrating genuine support for a fellow artist. In an industry often characterized by competition and rivalries, this act of kindness is being hailed as a rare show of brotherhood and unity.
Industry insiders and fans have noted that Rema’s gesture sets a new precedent for collaboration and mutual growth among Nigerian artists. Instead of hoarding success, Rema has shown that lifting others can strengthen the entire music community. His willingness to invest such a substantial amount in Odumodublvck’s creative journey is a testament to his character and his belief in the rapper’s potential.
Odumodublvck, known for his gritty lyricism and unique fusion of hip-hop and street sounds, is one of the rising stars in Nigeria’s dynamic music landscape. With the boost from Rema, “Pity This Boy” is expected to reach even greater heights in both streaming and airplay.
As fans continue to celebrate the gesture, many see this as a defining moment that reflects a new wave of collaboration and respect among Nigerian artists a shift that could elevate the industry as a whole.
