‘People use juju to get hit songs’ – Odumodublvck
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has claimed that some musicians resort to spiritual means, commonly referred to as “jazz”, in their quest to produce hit songs. The rapper made the remarks while discussing the difficulty of achieving consistent commercial success in the music industry and why some artistes struggle when they fail to produce songs that resonate […]
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has commented on the challenges of producing hit songs, suggesting that some musicians turn to spiritual means, known as "jazz", to achieve success. The rapper acknowledged the difficulty of consistently creating songs that resonate with audiences, noting that some musicians become frustrated when their efforts do not yield desired results.
Odumodublvck cited Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido as examples of successful artists who have maintained a steady stream of hit songs over the years. He questioned how these stars have managed to remain commercially successful, highlighting the stark contrast between those who enjoy repeated hits and those who fail to produce popular songs throughout their careers.
Odumodublvck's comments shed light on the intense competition in the music industry and the pressure to achieve hit records, which can push some musicians to explore various methods in pursuit of success, although he did not explicitly mention any artiste rumored to have used spiritual practices.
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