Odumodublvck Exposes Industry Conspiracy Against Rema in New Interview: “They Told Me To Avoid Him”

“They Told Me to Avoid Him”—Odumodublvck Reveals Industry Tried to Pit Him Against Rema Despite N40M Support

By NewsVista Reporter | June 24, 2025

Fast-rising Nigerian rapper, Odumodublvck, has made a surprising claim that has left music fans stunned and sparked widespread conversation online. In a newly surfaced interview, the “Declan Rice” crooner revealed that superstar Rema gifted him a whopping ₦40 million for a music video — even after industry figures warned him to avoid releasing music on the same day as the Mavin Records hitmaker.

According to Odumodublvck, several insiders in the Nigerian music industry advised him against competing with Rema’s release, claiming it would overshadow his project. But the rapper followed his instincts — and ended up being rewarded in a way he never imagined.

“They told me not to drop my song on the same day as Rema,” Odumodublvck said in the viral interview clip. “But I went ahead. Guess what? Rema sent me ₦40 million to shoot the ‘Pity This Boy’ video. Imagine if I had listened to them… maybe he wouldn’t have sent that money.”

Rema’s Silent Generosity Shocks Fans

Rema, who rose to global fame with hits like “Calm Down” and “Soundgasm,” is often known for keeping a low profile offstage. So Odumodublvck’s claim of such a large, unsolicited act of kindness has sent social media into a frenzy.

Photos shared from both artists’ Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) pages have only fueled the conversation.

“When people do things for you, appreciate it,” Odumodublvck added. “You don’t always know where the blessing is coming from.”

Mixed Reactions Trail the Revelation

While many fans praised Rema for his generous and humble nature, others questioned whether the story was exaggerated — or even true at all.

Here’s how Nigerians are reacting online:

• @Ola_Drey2: “Rema just spraying ₦40M like confetti. Wild.”

• @Aboyoo2: “Odumodublvck is a talented guy, but this story sounds like cap.”

• @Tife_fabunmi: “The same Rema they said to avoid is now the one supporting quietly? That’s real.”

• @iamkelvin_ox: “N40 million for a video? Something no dey add up. But let’s roll with it.”

• @Official_Safiya: “Rema is different. Period. Most generous artist out there.”

Whether fully true or slightly exaggerated, the story has reignited the debate on gatekeeping in the Nigerian music industry — and the reality of secret alliances, envy, and underdog wins behind the scenes.

Odumodublvck Makes Headlines Again

This isn’t the first time Odumodublvck has gone viral. As previously reported by Legit.ng and monitored by Newsvista.com.ng, the rapper recently made waves after confronting Wavestar, a younger artist affiliated with Blaqbonez, for failing to greet him at an event. The incident, caught on camera, stirred mixed reactions about respect and hierarchy in the industry.

“They Told Me to Avoid Him”—Odumodublvck Reveals Industry Tried to Pit Him Against Rema Despite N40M Support

By NewsVista Reporter | June 24, 2025

Fast-rising Nigerian rapper, Odumodublvck, has made a surprising claim that has left music fans stunned and sparked widespread conversation online. In a newly surfaced interview, the “Declan Rice” crooner revealed that superstar Rema gifted him a whopping ₦40 million for a music video — even after industry figures warned him to avoid releasing music on the same day as the Mavin Records hitmaker.

According to Odumodublvck, several insiders in the Nigerian music industry advised him against competing with Rema’s release, claiming it would overshadow his project. But the rapper followed his instincts — and ended up being rewarded in a way he never imagined.

“They told me not to drop my song on the same day as Rema,” Odumodublvck said in the viral interview clip. “But I went ahead. Guess what? Rema sent me ₦40 million to shoot the ‘Pity This Boy’ video. Imagine if I had listened to them… maybe he wouldn’t have sent that money.”

Rema’s Silent Generosity Shocks Fans

Rema, who rose to global fame with hits like “Calm Down” and “Soundgasm,” is often known for keeping a low profile offstage. So Odumodublvck’s claim of such a large, unsolicited act of kindness has sent social media into a frenzy.

Photos shared from both artists’ Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) pages have only fueled the conversation.

“When people do things for you, appreciate it,” Odumodublvck added. “You don’t always know where the blessing is coming from.”

Mixed Reactions Trail the Revelation

While many fans praised Rema for his generous and humble nature, others questioned whether the story was exaggerated — or even true at all.

Here’s how Nigerians are reacting online:

• @Ola_Drey2: “Rema just spraying ₦40M like confetti. Wild.”

• @Aboyoo2: “Odumodublvck is a talented guy, but this story sounds like cap.”

• @Tife_fabunmi: “The same Rema they said to avoid is now the one supporting quietly? That’s real.”

• @iamkelvin_ox: “N40 million for a video? Something no dey add up. But let’s roll with it.”

• @Official_Safiya: “Rema is different. Period. Most generous artist out there.”

Whether fully true or slightly exaggerated, the story has reignited the debate on gatekeeping in the Nigerian music industry — and the reality of secret alliances, envy, and underdog wins behind the scenes.

Odumodublvck Makes Headlines Again

This isn’t the first time Odumodublvck has gone viral. As previously reported by Legit.ng and monitored by Newsvista.com.ng, the rapper recently made waves after confronting Wavestar, a younger artist affiliated with Blaqbonez, for failing to greet him at an event. The incident, caught on camera, stirred mixed reactions about respect and hierarchy in the industry.