Rolling Stone lists Blaqbonez among rappers shaping the future of Hip Hop

In a remarkable recognition of his groundbreaking impact, Blaqbonez, the prominent Hip-Hop artist leading the charge for Chocolate City, has been celebrated as an influential innovator by none other than Rolling Stone. The coveted inclusion on Rolling Stone’s exclusive list of 50 Hip-Hop Innovators solidifies his position as a creative powerhouse shaping the very essence of the culture.

Having catapulted into the mainstream, Blaqbonez has emerged as a key figure shaping the landscape of Nigerian Hip-Hop. His trademark flows, magnetic personality, and unwavering determination have established him as a force to be reckoned with.

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Originating as a sharp-tongued rapper unafraid of head-to-head showdowns, Blaqbonez’s journey led him to join forces with Chocolate City. Through unrelenting dedication and a consistent output of exceptional musical creations, he steadily ascended the ladder to attain mainstream success. His fearless approach to promoting his craft only bolstered his impact.

Blaqbonez’s well-deserved spot on Rolling Stone’s prestigious list underscores his extraordinary talent, unwavering commitment, and significant contributions to the realm of Nigerian and African Hip-Hop.

Remaining committed to pushing the boundaries of his artistry, Blaqbonez has not only expanded his own horizons but also those of Nigerian Hip-Hop. Seamlessly weaving diverse genres, he infuses a much-needed sense of excitement into the genre, reshaping its future.

At the forefront of revitalizing commercial Hip-Hop in Nigeria, Blaqbonez’s innovative music and unique brand are pivotal in shaping the genre’s resurgence. His inclusion in Rolling Stone’s lineup of Innovative Rappers isn’t just an accolade; it’s a powerful endorsement that will undoubtedly fuel his pursuit of unveiling even more facets of his creative prowess.

Blaqbonez using his beef with me to stay relevant – TG Omori

Popular music video director, TG Omori, has said his colleague and rapper, Blaqbonez, is only banting him on social media to stay relevant in the music industry.

He asserted that Blaqbonez’s career has skyrocketed since he started beefing with him online.

Blaqbonez and TG Omori became rivals after the rapper directed the music video of his hit song ‘Back In Uni’ by himself after refusing to pay Omori’s outrageous fee.

Appearing on the latest episode of the Zero Conditions podcast, TG Omori said he is comfortable with Blaqbonez banting him on social media as long as he doesn’t go beyond boundaries.

He said, “Blaqbonez is just trying to use me to prosper. And he is my guy, so I will let him shine. ‘Emeka must shine.’

“Blaqbonez’s biggest video was the TG Omori’s banter; ‘Back In Uni.’ Everybody was trying to watch the video because he added TG. If you can’t afford TG Omori, you use TG Omori’s name.

“It’s understandable. He is my guy; not like we hang out or something. But so long as he has not been disrespectful to me, let the young n*gga shine. His career has gone up since the whole banter thing, I told him to give me 10%. But I would let it slide because we rise by lifting others.”

TG Omori added that he remains the best music video director in the country.

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