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Odumodublvck: Biography, Education, Career, Relationship, Achievement and Controversy

Odumodublvck Biography

Who is Odumodublvck?

The real name of Odumodublvck is Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu. He also likes referring to himself as Eziokwu and “Big Gun”.

He is a fast-rising rapper, singer, and songwriter. In September 2023, Odumodu Black was awarded the Rookie of the Year and Best Rap Single at the 2023 Headies Award.

How old is Odumodublvck?

Odumodublvck was born on October 18, 1993. He is currently 29 years old and will be 30 years old by October 18, 2023.

Family

Odumodublvck’s parents are Mr and Mrs Ojogwu, who reportedly hail from Enugu state. However, NewsWireNGR cannot independently confirm this.

Where is Odumodu black from?

Odumodu Black was born and raised in Lagos state 

One of the things a lot of people want to know about Odumodublvrk is his stage of origin. Some music fans ask is Odumodublvck from Rivers state

He was born and raised in Lagos state, a southwestern state in Nigeria. Going by reports of his parents’ stage of origin, he might be from Enugu state, Nigeria.

However, he currently lives in Abuja, a city in the capital of Nigeria, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Education

Odumodublvck and his family relocated to Abuja at the age of 17. 

Which secondary school did odumodu black attend?

He attended Christ the King College at Gwagwalada in Abuja for his Junior high education. 

His tertiary education was at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) where he obtained a B.Sc. in Mass Communications.

Career

How Tochukwu Ojogwu got his stage name “Odumodublvck”

Odumodublvck according to the rapper means masquerade. He revealed in an interview that; “In secondary I played a prank on someone and he got scared. From there he said ‘guy you resemble ODUMODUBLVCK,’ which was a masquerade. I was so angry because people were laughing and in secondary school, the names you don’t like sticks.

“When I came into music, I was using T Flows, one of the wackiest names of all time [laughs]. I’m so happy that I never put out music with that name cause it’s so basic, cliche and uninteresting. About ‘Big Gun,’ I was going through a lot in the music industry and they wanted to Blacklist me.

“So I was in the studio one day freestyling angrily, and I said, “Shakabula dey inside my tongue, ODUMODUBLVCK, my middle name na Big Gun.””

Which record is Odumodu Black?

Odumodublvck signed a record deal with NATIVE Records label, in partnership with Def Jam.

Odumodublvck songs

Some of his songs include:

  • “Dog Eat Dog” (2022)
  • “Picanto” featuring ECko Miles, and Zlatan (2022)
  • Declan Rice (2023)
  • “FIREGUN” featuring Fireboy DML (2023)
  • “WOTOWOTO SEASONiNG” (2023)
  • Declan Rice (Arsenal Version) (2023)

Odumodublvck declan rice song download

Declan Rice is currently Odumodublvck’s most popular song. You can listen to it on Music streaming platforms or download from music download sites.

Awards

  • Rookie of the Year- Headies Award (2023)
  • Best Rap Single – Headies Award (2023)

Controversy

Declined to perform at President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Concert

Odumodu Black on May 25, 2023, tweeted about the presidential inauguration of the 16th President of Nigeria Bola Tinubu Renewed Hope concert.

He wrote on his X (formerly Twitter) page, “They Tried To Get Me To Perform At The Inauguration. They Did Not Do Their Research.”

However, on 2 March 2023, following the release of NATIVE Sound System single “Vex”, Odumodu declared his support for Peter Obi in the second verse, “I dey hope on Peter Obi to save me,” and had earlier described himself as Peter Obi’s running mate on social media.

Reportedly ran away from fight in LASU

In July 2023, Odumodublvck, who is a member of the hip-hop collective Anti World Gangstars, was seen in a viral video running from an event at the Lagos State University (LASU) after being allegedly attacked by cult members.

He, however, denied this. The Declan Rice crooner claimed he was instead running away from billing.

“THE INTERNET IS A MAD PLACE WE NO RUN FROM FIGHT O. NA TOO MUCH HAILINGS AND PICTURES WE DEY RUN FROM. ABEG NASO DEM DEY RUN FROM FIGHT? WITH SWAG KAI. INTERNETTTTTT SWEET O #OSAPALONDON”


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