Odumodublvck Dismisses Claims of Streaming Farms as Excuses From Fellow Artists
In the world of music streaming, some artists are quick to point fingers accusing their peers of using streaming farms to boost numbers. However, rapper Odumodublvck isn’t buying into these claims and sees them as mere cover-ups for weak performance.
Known for being outspoken, Odumodublvck himself has previously raised the streaming farm issue, but now he insists that constantly blaming such tactics is just a way for some artists to rationalize their underwhelming streams. According to him, no matter how much streaming manipulation goes on, a genuinely great song that resonates with listeners will naturally shine through on the charts.
Taking to his X platform, he urged the public not to be fooled by these distractions, writing, “No matter how much a song is stream farmed, if your song is good and the people love it, it will show.” He dismissed the accusations as childish games fueled by insecurity, calling them “small pikin scopes and antics” and labeling those behind them as “losers” preparing excuses ahead of their own failures.
Odumodublvck’s comments come amidst growing concern among prominent Nigerian musicians, including Blaqbonez and Magixx, who have warned that streaming farms are causing lasting harm to the local music scene. Whether these claims hold weight or are simply noise in a fiercely competitive industry remains part of an ongoing debate.
Ultimately, Odumodublvck’s take challenges artists to focus on crafting hits that genuinely capture their audience instead of pointing fingers at one another.