Odumodublvck, one of Nigeria’s most recognized voices in modern hip-hop, has hinted that his music journey may be coming to an end—on one condition. The rapper, known for his breakout hit “Declan Rice,” recently revealed on his X account that he would quit music once every member of his rap crew, Anti World Gangstars, finds success.
The group, which includes Agunna, Fatboy E, Reeplay, Shagba, and producer Cross, is a tight-knit collective of artists who share the same dream of making it big in the music industry. While Odumodublvck has been thriving in the spotlight—landing features with the likes of Davido, Skepta, and Stormzy—his fellow members are still on the come-up.
According to Odumodublvck, his mission isn’t just about personal fame. He wants to see all his people rise. His statement has stirred conversation online, with fans praising his loyalty and vision. Some think he’s bluffing about quitting, while others believe he’s serious about stepping aside once the crew is self-sufficient.
Over the past three years, Odumodublvck has carved out a lane for himself as a street poet and bold lyricist. His impact was solidified with “Declan Rice,” which he describes as the most influential hip-hop song ever from Nigeria. Whether that’s a stretch or not, what’s clear is that he’s using his platform to shine a light on his collective.
As the music scene keeps evolving, eyes are now on the rest of Anti World Gangstars. Will they follow in his footsteps and blow up too? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain—Odumodublvck is ready to step back for his brothers to step forward.
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