Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has openly expressed his disinterest in spending 15 years in the music industry, hinting at a potential retirement before reaching that significant milestone. His comments came as he lauded veteran artist Olamide for his remarkable 15-year consistency in the game.

A Nod to a Legend: Olamide's Enduring Career

Blaqbonez, known for his track 'Like Ice Spice', took to his X handle to commend Olamide, the YBNL boss, for his latest album. He acknowledged Olamide's sustained relevance, describing it as "crazy" to maintain such a high level of performance after 15 years. "Respect to @Olamide for this album, to be able to do this like 15 years in is crazy, it’s the type of longevity everyone prays for. real Everlasting Taker," he wrote.

Blaqbonez's Perspective: Quality Over Quantity of Years

Despite his admiration for Olamide's enduring career, Blaqbonez quickly clarified that such longevity isn't his personal aspiration. In a follow-up post, he stated, "Me I no fit do 15 years o, the one wey una see, u go take." This suggests a preference for a more concise yet impactful career, prioritizing perhaps quality and personal fulfillment over an extended presence in the demanding music industry.

His remarks have sparked conversations among fans about the pressures of maintaining a long career in music and the varying aspirations of artists in the Nigerian entertainment scene.