Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has hinted at an early retirement from the music industry, stating that he cannot envision himself spending 15 years in the business.
The 'Like Ice Spice' crooner made this revelation while praising veteran rapper and YBNL boss Olamide for his remarkable consistency and longevity in the Nigerian music scene.
In a post on his X (formerly Twitter) handle, Blaqbonez commended Olamide's latest album, writing: "Respect to @Olamide for this album, to be able to do this like 15 years in is crazy, it's the type of longevity everyone prays for. real Everlasting Taker."
However, in a follow-up post that surprised many fans, he added: "Me I no fit do 15 years o, the one wey una see, u go take."
Career Trajectory and Future Plans
This is not the first time Blaqbonez has alluded to a potential early exit from the music industry. The rapper previously hinted at retirement, though he has not specified a timeline for when he plans to step away from music.
Blaqbonez, known for hits like "Like Ice Spice" and his unique approach to hip-hop in Nigeria, has been making waves in the industry with his distinctive style and marketing strategies.
His comments come at a time when discussions about sustainability and longevity in the Nigerian music industry are becoming increasingly relevant, with many artists facing challenges in maintaining relevance over extended periods.
In contrast, Olamide has maintained his relevance for about 15 years, consistently releasing albums and nurturing new talents through his YBNL record label.
Blaqbonez's statement has sparked reactions from fans and industry observers, with many wondering about his future plans beyond music.
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