Musician offers unfiltered breakdown of hip-hop talent, praising Blaqbonez’s musicality while favoring Odumodublvck’s star power.
Indigenous Nigerian rapper Sodiq Abubakar Yusuf, popularly known as CDQ, has sparked widespread debate across the music community after rating Blaqbonez above several established Nigerian hip-hop heavyweights, including Falz, Ice Prince, Reminisce, and Vector.
Speaking during a recent media broadcast while dissecting the evolution and current state of Nigerian rap, the “Nowo E Soke” crooner offered a direct comparison between the younger generation of hip-hop artists and industry veterans.
CDQ Assesses Musicality versus Persona Among Rap Stars
Addressing the creative dynamic between contemporary chart-toppers Blaqbonez and Odumodublvck, CDQ drew a clear distinction between pure musical capability and personal brand appeal.
While acknowledging that Odumodublvck possesses a commanding public presence, CDQ insisted that Blaqbonez holds the clear advantage when evaluating artistic composition and technical output.
“The authentic truth is, I will say it as it is so music-wise I’ll say it is Blaqbonez, but personality-wise I’ll say Odumodu,” CDQ stated during the broadcast interview. “Blaqbonez is better than Odumodublvck music-wise, but Odumodublvck edges him when it comes to personality.”
CDQ’s interview on Blaqbonez and Nigerian rappers
The indigenous artist expanded his analysis further, placing Blaqbonez’s discography and versatility ahead of prominent industry figures who have defined the Nigerian hip-hop landscape for over a decade.
“Blaqbonez is also better than Falz, Ice Prince, Reminisce, and Vector,” CDQ added, standing firmly by his evaluation despite the extensive catalog of awards and commercial hits held by the veteran rappers.
Industry Commentary Triggers Widespread Hip-Hop Debate
CDQ’s candid assessments have ignited active discussions among music critics, commentators, and fans across social media platforms.
While many followers agreed with CDQ’s praise of Blaqbonez’s sonic experimentation, work ethic, and consistency within the modern rap scene, others pointed to the legacy achievements of Ice Prince, Vector, Reminisce, and Falz as benchmark standards in African hip-hop.
Neither Blaqbonez nor the mentioned veteran artists have issued formal statements regarding CDQ’s ratings, though hip-hop enthusiasts continue to weigh in on the comparative rankings of the rap stars.







