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Why Olamide Will Last In The Music Industry [A Must Read]

Olamide popularly known as Baddo Sneh needs no Introduction in Nigeria music Industry, the Indigenous rapper has created a niche for himself in the Industry.
Though many think Baba milli will not last in the game. Here come resaons why He will continue to be the Jagaban of Rap Game in Naija.
1. He Gives The Streets What They Want
The fact that he is from the street makes him to know the taste of the street and he’s giving it to them none stop.
2. He Is Not Bother About International Collaboration/ Recognition
Unlike Wizkid & Davido, Baddo is the king on his own,  he gives no Bleep about Jay z, Drake and others foreign collaboration. He keeps dominating the country and getting more fans everyday like Mayweather.
3. Olamide Is Hardworking And Creative
The street blood inside him makes him to work like clock (Non Stop) and that is why he is never out of hit songs #backtoback. The Creative rapper dropped 5 Albums in 5 years… Abeg free Baddo another Album is still on the way. Read about his 6th Album dropping soon Here
4. His Close Relationship With Phyno
The two Kings always come up with something wow anytime they collabo. You still remember the Two Kings Album?…Olamide and Phyno draw inspiration from each other, thereby keeping them at the top of the game.
5. Eviction Of Lil Kesh From YBNL
With Gbese Master Lil kesh living YBNL, Olamide get no assistant doer again. This means no worries or reason to bother about any acct again. He will also like to show kesh that he is still the big boss.
6. He Has The Right Cliq
Badoo get mouth like mayweather, with People Like Bola Tinubu, Ambode, Fashola, Oba Elegushi on his side, Olamide gat no worries.
7. Always Appreciate God
Despite the fame and money Olamide still rember to give thanks to most high in most of his songs.
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