The lyrics of his most recent song offended a number of female admirers, leading Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, also known as Odumodublvck, to get into a furious argument with them.
In the song “Cast,” which he co-wrote with Shallipopi, Odumodublvck made contentious comments regarding women’s financial reliance on men.
The in question controversial lyrics went
If she no sck o, if she no fck, who go pay for her wig and handbag.
But rather than responding to @Tiana_kriss’s worries, Odumodublvck decided to exact revenge on his own terms. The user’s previous tweet, in which she counseled women to let males cover their expenditures, was the response he sent back. “Wahala,” the rapper titled his response, merely highlighting a screenshot of @Tiana_kriss’s earlier statement.
After the woman’s complaint, Odumodublvck’s remark was criticized by another user going by the handle @ore_akiinde. She observed,
A woman is complaining that your lyrics are degrading to women, and your luminous idea is to sl*t shame her as a response. Very telling.
Similarly, Odumodublvck responded by posting a screenshot of @ore_akiinde that appeared to lightheartedly support the rapper’s words.
A wider discussion regarding how women are portrayed in music and how artists influence public opinion has been sparked by the social media exchange. While defenders maintain that artists have the freedom to express themselves freely, even if it causes controversy, critics claim that Odumodublvck’s answer to the female fans’ concerns only serves to reinforce the divisive narrative given in his song.
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