This is not the first time Blaqbonez has spoken out about issues in the music space. In 2023, he raised alarms about the use of streaming farms to artificially inflate numbers and manipulate music charts. Although figures like Don Jazzy and Odumodublvck dismissed his claims at the time, Blaqbonez maintained that stream farming is real and has caused “irreversible damage” to the credibility of Nigerian music. His latest comments continue this pattern of holding the industry accountable for practices that compromise fairness and authenticity.
As Nigerian music continues to gain global attention, the need for transparency, support, and ethical practices becomes increasingly important. Blaqbonez’s outspoken stance may prompt reflection among his peers and industry stakeholders, potentially leading to greater collaboration and mutual respect in the future. His words serve as a reminder that success in music is not just about individual achievement, but also about building a sustainable and supportive ecosystem for all.
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