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Odumodublvck Ignites Social Media with New Single “Pay Me” Featuring Stormzy & Zlatan
Released on Friday, the track fuses Afrobeats and gritty rap, anchored by a nostalgic sample of VIP’s 2003 Ghanaian classic, “Ahomka Wo Mu.” Lyrically, it hits on powerful themes of repayment, resilience, and rising above setbacks.
Nigerian rap sensation Odumodublvck has set the internet ablaze with the release of his latest single, “Pay Me,” a high-energy collaboration featuring UK grime heavyweight Stormzy and Nigerian street-hop star Zlatan.
Released on Friday, the track fuses Afrobeats and gritty rap, anchored by a nostalgic sample of VIP’s 2003 Ghanaian classic, “Ahomka Wo Mu.” Lyrically, it hits on powerful themes of repayment, resilience, and rising above setbacks.
The drop has sparked major excitement across social media, especially on X (formerly Twitter), where the single has already racked up over 200,000 engagements. Fans have launched giveaways, while industry titans like Olamide have publicly endorsed the track, further solidifying its status as a New Music Friday standout.
With its infectious beat and heavyweight features, “Pay Me” is already shaping up to be one of Odumodublvck’s biggest releases to date—cementing his position at the intersection of African rap and global influence.
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