Carter Efe to drop song with Odumodublvck, Listen to snippet

• Carter Efe unveils snippet with Odumodublvck

Popular Nigerian comedian Carter Efe has sparked excitement among fans with a brief snippet featuring music producer Odumodublvck.

The snippet, unveiled on Efe’s social media platforms on March 7, 2024, provides a tantalizing glimpse into an upcoming song. While specifics about the track remain limited, the snippet showcases a catchy beat, emblematic of Carter Efe’s distinctive musical style. The collaboration with Odumodublvck, renowned for his albums “Eziokwu” and “Eziokwu,” as well as his recent work with Shallipopi on “Cast,” adds to the anticipation.

Carter Efe’s style, while not mainstream, holds significance due to his background as a celebrity comedian and the controversies surrounding his recent song release, “Babypiano.” Meanwhile, Odumodublvck ranks as the second most-streamed rapper in Nigeria, following Olamide.

Efe gained prominence through his comedic online skits and parodies, amassing a considerable following with his infectious humor and relatable content. Odumodublvck, on the other hand, is a respected artist and producer, having collaborated with major names in Afrobeats like Amaarae and Shallipopi. The impending collaboration between these two talented individuals has fans eagerly awaiting the full song’s release.

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In other news, Carter Efe claimed that content creators who film themselves aiding the poor are merely profiting from other people’s suffering.

He revealed how legendary rapper Zlatan Ibile used to discreetly assist him before his rise to fame while denouncing the tendency of documenting acts of kindness.

Carter Efe claimed that while he was still in need, Zlatan used to help him out financially and with clothes, but no one was aware of it since he didn’t make a video to publicly publicize his thoughtful gesture.

The internet comic further disclosed that he was once given N1 million by famous blogger Tunde Ednut, who cautioned him against sharing the money on social media or notifying anyone.