Nigerian rap star Odumodublvck has set the internet ablaze with excitement. This excitement follows the announcement of the official music video for his hit track “Pity This Boy” featuring Victony. The announcement has stirred up major buzz across social media. Fans are eagerly anticipating what the always-bold artist has in store this time.
The Headies award winner is known for his raw lyrics, genre-blending style, and powerful stage presence. Odumodublvck has carved out a unique lane in Nigeria’s hip-hop and alternative scene. “Pity This Boy,” one of the standout tracks from his recent body of work, “The Machine is Coming“, resonates deeply with fans. This track is admired both for its gritty storytelling and infectious energy.
Check out his post below!
PITY THIS BOY. 🎥
— INDUSTRY MACHINE ⚙️ (@Odumodublvck_) May 23, 2025
COMING SOON. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/jMSzkQKP0R
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Taking to his social platforms, the rapper hinted at the release of the visuals, sending fans into a frenzy. Odumodublvck Announces Visuals for “Pity This Boy” has built a reputation for cinematic and thought-provoking visuals. Consequently, expectations are high for this latest drop.
This announcement follows a series of headline-making moments for the rapper. The Megastar is set to headline the Blast Fest concert as confirmed by Omah Lay. At this event, he will share the stage with Fireboy, Omah Lay, and Wande Coal. Additionally, Odumodublvck continues to expand his influence.
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While no recent controversies have surrounded the artist, his unapologetically bold persona and political undertones in music always keep fans and critics watching closely. However, Odumodublvck Announces Visuals for “Pity This Boy” isn’t just dropping visuals. He’s building a movement, one track at a time.
As fans count down to the release of the “Pity This Boy” music video, one thing is clear. Odumodublvck isn’t just dropping visuals; he’s building a movement, one track at a time.
