“Music has not done anything for me, I don’t love Music” – Odumodu Blvck

Nigerian rapper Odumodu Blvck who is known for his hit “Declan Rice” recently shared his unusual take on his relationship with music. In a video making the rounds on social media he said “I don’t love music; it has not done anything for me”

Born Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu on October 19, 1993 in Lagos, Nigeria, Odumodu Blvck moved to Abuja at age 7. He is known for blending Afrobeat with drill and grime music to create a sound that many can relate to.

Despite his success, Odumodu Blvck sees music as a transactional thing, not a passion. He believes the effort you put into music is directly proportional to the reward you get. He believes his achievements are a result of his hard work, not because he loves the art.

He said “”Music has not done anything for me, I don’t love Music”.

This is what we call a practical approach to his career, he’s more concerned with the tangible results of his work not the emotional attachment to music.

Odumodu Blvck’s openness is a rare view in an industry where passion and personal connection to the art is the norm. His success is a proof that music rewards effort not feelings.

This is a blow to the conventional wisdom about artistic motivation, success in music industry can be achieved through professionalism and consistency even without deep love for the craft.

Odumodu Blvck’s approach will make aspiring artists see their career through practical eyes and focus on the work that needs to be done not just passion. His story proves that dedication and effort is key to success no matter how you feel about your medium.

Watch the video below: