The self-styled “Omo Alhaji“, Ycee kills everything on his path. Before you think too far off, what I mean is simple. He is committing lyrical genocide on every track he jumps on lately. Ok let me take you backward, just follow my trail. This “dada” sprouting rapper drew our attention with his well-known single “Jagaban”. He earned a lot of applause from industry kith and Kin and we all added him to our watch list.
Personally, when I heard “Jagaban” I was impressed with the rapper and his song. But on second thought, I was like “this beats sounds much like Vector’s “King Kong”. Apparently, in our Nigerian music industry you can easily score a hit if you tweak an already hit sound and add your wordings to it. It is that simple, you know a long string songs that are in this class.
One funny thing about winning an award amid controversies is a lot of pressure from cynics. It is like you win the award and go immediately on probation, and the hope is that you don’t survive.
Now this guy came back with “Omo Alhaji” he delivered impressively. Ycee has this pattern of singing his rap verses. Dare not think he cannot go hard. He must have taken a lot of man drug Viagra has he went in hard on Su Mi. Now the result endorsements are coming for him LOL. He is the first Nigerian rapper I can remember who did a cover of Designer’s hip-hop banger “Panda”. His cover of the song is one of the best from appraisals.
Shout out to all Nigerian rap veterans, Ycee is not smiling one bit. Ycee showed he takes no prisoners on Zoro’s “Ogene” remix. Here is the rap bad man’s verse.
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