“I rap better than Olamide” – Oladips causes buzz online

• Nigerian rapper Oladips creates a stir online by claiming to rap better than his mentor Olamide during a Twitter Q&A session.
• Despite idolizing Olamide, Oladips asserts superior rapping skills.
• Statement sparks debate among fans on social media about the two rappers’ abilities.

Nigerian rapper Oladipupo Oladimeji, known by his stage name Oladips, has caused a stir online with his bold assertion that he raps better than his mentor and fellow rapper Olamide.

The controversial statement came during a Q&A session with fans on his Twitter page, where he engaged in discussions about his influences and abilities.

When asked about his idol, Oladips didn’t hesitate to name Olamide, one of the most prominent figures in the Nigerian music scene.

However, he stirred the pot by asserting that despite looking up to Olamide, he believes he surpasses him in rapping prowess.

In response to a fan’s question about his idol, Oladips confidently stated;

“Olamide! But I Rap Pass Am…”

The remark quickly caught the attention of netizens, with social media platforms buzzing with reactions to Oladips’ bold claim.

Netizens Reactions…

@Lirahback commented: “Okay we don hear, enter your coffin back”

@NaughtyShaid penned: “E be like say you wan die again ba?Wizkid lied. Hip hop isn’t dead, you are 💀”

@DeewayBoy stated: “E be like say you wan die again ba?”

@Damilareyyy___ remarked: “Na Dagrin you suppose dey drag with no be Olamide 🚶🏽‍♂️”

@alukowiry1 wrote: “Maybe this contemporary Olamide sha. But your present isn’t touching his past when HE WAS A RAPPER.

VOTS
Eyan Mayweather
Young Erikina

Omo list long gan.”

@bigchrissssssss penned: “Lazarus Dey battle with him God?
Go pick set with them balloranking joor”

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In other news, Popular rapper, Oladipupo Oladimeji, aka Oladips, has finally apologised to Nigerians over the recent death hoax pulled by his management.

He, however, said it was “never a prank,” stressing that he was “very sick”, but notwithstanding, apologised for “the confusion.”