Popular Nigerian Hip Hop Artist/Rapper "Olamide Adedeji" Best Known by his stage name Olamide Baddo has currently been rocking the whole country with his looks and hairstyles which always inspire Nigerian youths, The "Pepper Dem Gang" crooner
and YBNL Boss came out with a new hairstyle today, and he really was loving it as he shared the lovely images through his social media platform, see another photo below:
Nigerian hip hop singer, Adekunle Gold has confirmed in a brief caht with PlanetTV, that he no longer belongs under Olamide's label YBNL.
The 'Sade' crooner claims that he his currently on his own and has no plan of starting his own label anytime soon.
In his own words;
"My contract has expired and that's it. In YBNL you don't renew contract. Olamide signed us for two years, so that by yourself, you can hustle and make things happen. I don't have my record label now, so I'm on my own for now... I don't know about record label and I don't have the vision to have one now."
This suggest that the popular folklore singer is up for grabs for music company's in the country who might need such talent in their music label. Likely candidates who might weigh in on signing the multiple award winning singer include, Mavin records, TripleMG and Chocolate City. Best of luck to the Gold singer.
Kennis Music star Joe El comes through with the music video for his assisted single titled “Yamarita”. Enjoy the Paul Gambit directed visual for the catchy Maleek Berry produced cut!
After dishing out the video to His Song "Letter To Milli" it seems like Olamide is bent on giving out videos to his recently released Album, here is another video Titled "Journey Of A Thousand Miles" Download and enjoy below:
Recall that Olamide used the word "Kiloshelegangan" in Omo Wobey Anthem featuring Burna boy, after the song was released, Lil Kesh his song titled Shele gangan.
Recently Olamide used "No Fake Love" in the "Lori Titi Yii" off his newly released album "The Glory" Now Lil Kesh Released another song titled "No Fake Love" what is really happening? we need explanations oo
The multi-talented entertainer, Henry Obiefule popularly known as Chief Obi debuts his music career with an Afrobeat song titled Carry Go which features one of Nigeria’s finest artiste, Olamide.
Produced by Willbeatz and Mixed & Mastered by B-Banks.
Things just got a little more interesting for fans of the YBNL Boss Olamide as he dishes out visuals to one of the most talked about tracks in his recently released album titled ‘The Glory’
Trust me this one of the most emotional songs ever done by Olamide. A song which he dedicated to the heir of his throne, his Son Milliano and he titled it ‘Letter To Milli‘.
As directed by ace film maker Moe Musa, sit back and relax while you get entertained and inspired by this epic movie by the King Of Of The Street.. Enjoy!!
Off the latest album ‘The Glory‘ of the king of the street music YBNL boss himself Olamide comes this mouth watering visual piece of the most talked about track on the album “Pepper Dem Gang” which features his latest signee Davolee .
The video was directed by ace film maker Moe Musa.
Watch & Download “Olamide Ft. Davolee – Pepper Dem Gang” Video below:-
After his stint with Etisalat, Olamide "Baddoo" Adedeji has pitched his tent with Glo to join other star celebrities like Wizkid, Funke Akindele, PSquare, Reekado Banks etc as brand ambassador.
He announced this on his Instagram page while posing with a placard that reads "I Rep Glo"
In a quick response to fans calling him corrupt for collecting money for campaigns, Olamide has joined the protest crew, and vows to march with his fellow people on the 5th of February 2017
He posted this picture with the caption:
Olamide Akinsete:
FIRST MASSIVE NATIONWIDE PROTESTS ON THE 5TH OF FEBRUARY, 2017.
A call for good governance.
A call for urgent explanation into the reckless economic downturn nationwide.
A call for nationwide protests as we say No to the Executive, No to legislatures, No to judiciary... You have all failed us.
We the people are tired. We can no longer continue with all of you. All your excuses and mistakes are not funny. We do not wish to continue with a system and government that is not working but afflicting the people. We the people of this country not living under the privileges of government allowances and remuneration have now accepted to take the bull by the horn to come out and protest this obnoxious and baseless policies and excuses of the government of the day.
Where are the recovered looted funds?
Why do we still have the executive arms and legislatures still enjoying their salaries and allowances while we hear there's no money to pay workers?
Why do we still see ceaseless power failures with no explanation and hope of getting out of it unlike before?
Why do we keep seeing peace talks in Niger Delta, fulani heardsmen and ipob without any solutions being reached, while the strategies keeps aggravating the people involved as political leaders stage forums to extort funds in the name of addressing their subjects?
Why did we have petrol price rise to 145 for the sake of global oil price crash and removal of subsidy but such price is still being maintained despite significant re-awakening of the oil price from $30/barrel to $56/barrel?
Who is to be held accountable for the sudden and continuous hike in price of commodities in the market, where for the first time in history, Nigeria is suddenly selling kerosene at 400 naira per litre as against 50 naira per litre, diesel at 300 naira per litre as against 100 naira per litre and petrol from 87 naira to 145 naira? Yet maintaining the same systems, environment and maybe a lesser money spending government.
Radio and TV Personality Adenike Oyetunde has written an open letter to Olamide about his much talked about Olamide Live In Concert Show – OLIC. Read below:
“Dear Olamide, what HAPPENED? What!!!
I attended #Olic2 and without a doubt, it was by far my BEST event last year. I talked, and talked about it; everyone around me that didn’t go, knew they had to this year.
Imagine my excitement when I saw these pictures by TyBello, I knew #Olic3 was definitely going to be a hit. I needed to see ‘Olamide Live In Concert’ *coughs. In my life, not even at either Canaanland or Redemption Camp had I EVER been stuck in such traffic.
No clear plans on controlling humans (forget that we are peculiar here). The plan was go with Uber. There was a change, and a friend’s friend took @mayowaekpo and I. What should have taken maybe 30minutes max, turned to two years in traffic.
Nobody deemed it fit to tell us that no cars were going into Eko hotel; we were all just hoping; stuck in traffic. Having to walk so far, isn’t always my first option; for obvious reasons.
Then I got into the hall, Olamide, why?
I came in just as you were done with your first outing and I figured, he’ll be back. You came back ONCE, while I was there and you played CD. Olamide, CD??? I’m still too lost.
Wait first, collect your money from the sound people; BAD, BAD sound. Even Adekunle (God bless his heart) who did LIVE for us, they sha spoilt his sound.
I, Adenike Oyetunde came to see You Olamide, LIVE, (it was a complimentary ticket, FYI), and you hounded me with Comedy. HOW??? How does that even work?
Alibaba’s January 1st Concert is coming, I’ll get comedy there, WHY, did you succumb, Why? I thought you had it all figured out; but, awon aye sold this BAD idea to you.
By the way, were you at Asa’s show? If not, PLEASE, Watch the CD. That’s what LIVE IN CONCERT is on about. I was TOO disappointed and I can’t hide it.
Excellency is KEY. You had ONE year to plan. I honestly didn’t see ANY plan oh; at least, to me. Of course, I still danced, I screamed, I took videos; but, from last year; it could have been WAY better.
I will not comment on that uncle that was jumping arand with you!!! Give us what we ‘paid’ for Nigerian Artiste, PLEASE. People hustled to GET tickets.”
HipTV has explained why they didn’t air Olamide’s Live in Concert 3.
According to a statement they just released:
@baddosneh (Olamide) not attending #theheadies2016 had nothing to do with HipTv not covering OLIC3.
The organisers did not want the event live on TV. Unlike the last two, HipTv was not responsible for the production and this has nothing to do with our relationship with YBNL. We are cool, as a matter of fact, we were in attendance.
Reactions from fans who didn’t buy their explanation:
