The long-brewing tension between Nigerian rappers Blaqbonez and Odumodublvck has finally exploded with the release of “ACL,” a hard-hitting diss track from Blaqbonez’s new album, No Excuses.
Already dominating conversations across social media, the track sees Blaqbonez launch a full lyrical assault on Odumodublvck and his crew, Anti-World Gangsters.
The song’s title, “ACL”—a reference to the football injury often suffered while trying to copy another player—serves as a powerful metaphor for Blaqbonez’s message: that Odumodublvck’s attempts to imitate his artistry have backfired.
In a string of blistering bars, Blaqbonez accuses Odumodublvck of being a “failed rapper turned internet gangster” who thrives on social media drama instead of real rap skill.
“Failed rappers turning to Internet gangsters,
Anti-World? More like Anti-Success,”
he spits in one of the most-quoted lines from the track.
Blaqbonez also mocks Odumodublvck’s obsession with clout and online validation, rapping:
“Everyday all about Blaq, he’s tweeting,
Anywhere wey clout dey, you see him.”
The diss track has ignited massive debate online, with fans dissecting every lyric and comparing the feud to classic Nigerian rap rivalries like MI Abaga vs. Vector and even international beefs like Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake.
While Odumodublvck has yet to officially respond, fans are urging him to drop a counter-track instead of addressing the shots on social media.
For now, “ACL” solidifies Blaqbonez’s position as one of Nigeria’s boldest and most strategic lyricists—reminding hip-hop lovers that true rap battles belong on the mic, not the timeline.
