November 16, 2024
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Oladipupo Olabode Oladimeji (born March 24, 1995) is a Professional Nigerian artist renowned for his versatile talents as a rapper, singer, songwriter, and adept text battler. He is recognized professionally with his stage name, Oladips, and His multifaceted abilities have earned him recognition and admiration within the Nigerian music industry.

He further expanded his fame after he bagged a record deal with one of Nigeria’s top rappers, Reminisce, on his record label, EDGE/LRR Records, which was later terminated due to a feud between him and his boss, Reminisce.

Early Life

Oladips was born and raised in Ogun state, where he was nurtured by his family. However, the specific details about his family remain relatively private.

Completing his foundational education in Ogun state, Oladips took the next step in his academic journey, pursuing higher education at the University of Jos in Plateau state, where he successfully earned a degree in Economics. This educational background showcased his commitment to learning and laid the groundwork for the multifaceted artist he would become.

After completing his studies, Oladips set his sights on Lagos, the bustling epicenter of Nigeria’s music industry, to pursue his passion for music. Fortunately, his move proved to be a game-changer. His artistry, characterized by catchy lyrics and clever wordplay, quickly resonated with audiences, catapulting him into the spotlight.

Career

Oladips started his music journey when he was young, getting noticed as a text battler and later becoming a well-known rap battler on Facebook. His early days on social media set the foundation for a career that would soon catch the eyes of fans.

A big moment for Oladips was when he gained fame by winning against Don Geo, a notable name in the rap battling scene. This victory boosted his reputation and brought in more fans on social media.

His rise continued as he earned praise for covering Drake’s song, Trey Song, which became popular on the streets and established Oladips as an artist worth watching. Another noteworthy achievement was his cover of the late Dagrin’s song, “Don’t Let Dagrin Down,” showing his respect for the legends who came before him.

The highlight of Oladips‘ early career happened when Reminisce, a key figure in Nigerian music, noticed him and offered a record deal under the LRR/EDGE Records label. This was a major breakthrough, leading to the release of the song “Bounce,” a collaboration with his label boss Reminisce, highlighting their musical synergy.

Further securing his position in the industry, Oladips released the impressive track “Lalalukulala,” earning praise from both music critics and fans. This period marked Oladips‘ shift from a social media sensation to a celebrated artist in the Nigerian music scene, setting the stage for the ongoing growth of his promising career.

Oladips Feud With His Former Record Label Boss, Reminisce

On July 1, 2019, reports surfaced indicating that Oladips had terminated his contract with LRR/EDGE Records. This decision was accompanied by releasing a song in which he dissed his former label boss, Reminisce, accusing him of contract fraud and negligence.

Oladips asserted that the reason for this fallout was the slow progress of his career and insufficient investment in his musical journey, contrary to the promises made. The record company, however, countered, stating that they were offering assistance and claimed there was no formal contract in place.

In the diss track, Oladips revealed feeling deceived and disclosed leaving the label with a meager amount of 23,000 naira in his account. This marked a period of publicized discord between the artist and his former label, shedding light on the challenges faced in the music industry.

Despite the contentious separation, recent speculations suggest that Oladips and Reminisce may have reconciled. Instances of both artists engaging in positive communication, such as leaving comments on each other’s Instagram pictures, have fueled these rumors.

Discography

  • 5 am in Ogun state
  • Bounce (ft. Reminisce)
  • Rapture
  • Chache
  • Hello (Adele’s cover)
  • Asalamalekun (Reminisce’s cover)
  • Alubarika
  • 8’0 clock
  • Kwarantine
  • Champagne
  • Let Dagrin down
  • Dreams and Realities
  • Me and My Guys
  • Shoki
  • Places
  • Ello Bae

Personal Life

Oladips has maintained a low profile regarding his personal life, particularly regarding matters of the heart. He has not publicly disclosed information about the love of his life, leaving fans to speculate about his relationship status. However, there’s a prevailing assumption that he might be in a serious relationship.

In the most recent update as of November 14, 2023, Oladips was observed being rushed to the hospital by his friends. While there hasn’t been a comprehensive explanation for this incident, reports suggest that he was unwell.

In light of this news, there are reports indicating that Oladips has sadly passed away. This information was conveyed through a post on his Instagram account by his management. This news marks another significant and tragic event in the Nigerian music industry, coming closely after the untimely death of MohBad.

Social Media

  • Instagram: @OlaDipsOfLife
  • Twitter: @OlaDipsOfficial

Net Worth

Oladips is estimated to have a net worth ranging approximately between US$500,000 to US$1 million.

Oladips- Die Young Lyrics

Listen

people compete with the living and care for the dead

world people they will watch you beg for the bread

when you make it or you die is when they care for a friend

bandwagon, everybody jumps on the trend. damn!

that was my friend he was a cool guy

one of the best talents that I know he could die

when i post pictures on my story and my page

so the word can see my agony and my pain

reality check, this is everyone’s reality

this song is the Truth and for clarity

everybody dey fight their own demons on a daily basis

that is the excuse for our ?

I really wish that we do nice things to ourselves cuz we are all we’ve got

what’s the point of showing love to a good person when they’re not with us

(chorus)

So I hope that I will get my flowers before I lose my powers and everything that makes me a human (being)

yes I’m free, I just wanna live

and expressing how I feel

I don’t wanna leave (I don’t wanna die young)

breathe make I breathe

I just wanna live

I dey practice what I preach, I don’t wanna leave

Oluwa jowo make I no die before my time

Oluwa jowo, kinma ??

Oluwa jowo make I no die before my time

Oluwa jowo ???

(I don’t wanna die young )2×

(verse 2)

yeah listen

World people be like that’s my broda and my blood for life

geng, we born for life

they saying alot of things on the internet for showbiz

this is the circle that we repeating like zombies

bro I’ve been in your dm like a month or 2 or 3

if I could get a song for free

the world will still go on iffa plunt from tree

abi na, that one na my cup of tea

every man with him own cross, align with the wrong cause

they told me that my blockus is smelling like a locust

I knew I have to focus, then I metamorphos

life is too short nobody know who dey go first

I really wish that we do nice things to ourselves cuz we are all we’ve got

what’s the point of showing love to a good person when they’re not with us

(chorus)

so I hope that I will get my flowers before I lose my powers

and everything that makes me a human (being)

free, yes I’m free

I just wanna live

and expressing how I feel

I don’t wanna leave

breathe make I breathe

I just wanna live

I dey practice what I preach don’t wanna leave

Oluwa jowo, make I no die before my time

Oluwa jowo, kin ma ???

Oluwa jowo, make I no kpai before I shine

Oluwa jowo ???

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