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Rapper ‘Dablixx’: Biography, Career, Relationship, Cause of Death, Net Worth, Achievements, Controversy and More

By Balogun Kamilu Lekan

Biography

Oniyide Azeez, famously known as Dablixx Osha Marleba, is a Nigerian rapper, songwriter and trap artist.

He was born on August 27, 1995, in Lagos state. Dablixx is 27 years old as of 2022.

The young rapper died on the 8th of November 2022 after complaining of a stomach ache.

Career

Dablixx Osha, a trap artist, began making music at a young age, but his glory days arrived once he founded Instagram and began uploading his work.

These aided him in establishing a strong Instagram presence and growing his fan base and followership. He puts out trap music and freestyles in both Yoruba and English.

His rap tracks deal with real-life issues, including betrayal, street smarts, trust, pain, etc.

Before his untimely death, he established himself as the most well-known indigenous trap artiste in Nigeria, as seen by his personal Instagram page.

He has released various songs and two EPs titled “50” and “Moller.”

Dablixx Osha has, on several occasions, been tagged the new generation king.

Relationship

There is no public information about Dablixx’s relationship

Net worth

Dablixx’s net worth is reportedly estimated at $60,000. However, NewsWireNgr cannot independently verify it.

Achievements

Discography

Songs

  • Hating On A Young Nigga
  • No Feelings
  • Tonny Montanna
  • Wanna Laugh
  • No Worries
  • Moller (EP)
  • 50 (EP)
  • Coming From A Far Place 
  • Dead Can’t Die (with Mr. Bee) 
  • Gurumaraji (featuring Lil Frosh) 
  • Say No To Big Fall (featuring Zlatan) 
  • King of The New Skull 
  • Hating On A Young Nigga 
  • No Love In The Streets 
  • Listen to My Song 
  • Vibe On Quarantine 
  • Change Eh Too Much Vibe 
  • Childhood Trauma 
  • Game Not Over 
  • Change My Ways 
  • Go For Money 
  • Party in My Yard 
  • Can’t Keep Her Can’t 
  • Fall No More

Controversy

DJ Ruff Lemon reportedly called out the rapper for neglecting him after he attained prominence.

The disc jockey alleged that he helped nurture the rapper at the inception of his career and connected him to top names in the industry.

He stated that he deserved the rapper’s compensation.


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