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Nigerian singer Odumodublvck has sparked conversations online with his recent statement about his relationship with music. In a candid interview, the "Declan Rice" crooner revealed that he does not love music, describing it as merely a reliable friend that gives back based on the effort put in.
In a video shared on social media, Odumodublvck said, “I don’t love music. But music and I are friends. One thing I know about music is that it’s a stand-up guy. Whatever work you put in is what you’ll get back. Music doesn’t cheat. But to say I love music, no. Music hasn’t gone out of its way to do anything for me. It’s only reciprocated the work I’ve done.”
The singer emphasized that his success is a result of his hard work rather than any inherent favor from the craft itself. “It was the work I put in that made music give back. So music should not have any problem with me saying I don’t love her,” he added.
Odumodublvck’s remarks have sparked mixed reactions, with some fans applauding his honesty and others questioning how he approaches his craft. Critics argue that passion is a key ingredient in artistry, while supporters commend his pragmatic view of the music industry.
The statement adds another layer to Odumodublvck’s reputation as an artist who doesn’t shy away from expressing his unique perspectives, further cementing his status as one of the most intriguing voices in Nigerian music today.
Source: DP
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