“She Used to Listen to MI 2Pac”: Blaqbonez Creates an Emotional Moment With Mom During His Concert
- Nigerian fast-rising hip-hop artist Blaqbonez is thankful for his musical career and gives credit this time around to his mother
- The Back to Uni singer disclosed how his mother was a huge fan of American and Nigerian rap music, which influenced his passion for the genre
- Blaqbonez further recounted how his mom stood solidly behind him when other family members kicked against his dreams
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Nigerian fast-rising hip-hop star Emeka Akumefule, also known as Blaqbonez, recently held his yearly music concert dubbed Breaking the Yoke of Love.
The event was glamorous with incredible artists such as Ayra Starr, Boy Spice, Crayon, Bella Shmurda, CKay, and other notable Nigerian musicians who shared the stage with the eccentric rapper.
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During his performance, Blaqbonez called his beloved mother to the podium to acknowledge her steadfastness in making sure his dream of becoming a musician was actualized.
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The Back Uni crooner recounted his mother’s influence on his rap career.
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"My mother used to play rap music and listen to MI, 2PAC, and Puff Daddy. I went, and I saw and felt like I really needed to give credit to my mother. She told me to go to school; when you finish, I will support your music career."
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