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American Rappers Kodak Black & Lil Durk Pay Tribute to Late Nigerian Musician Mohbad

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American Hip Hop star Kodak Black and Chicago rapper Lil Durk have joined the long list of celebrities who have sent their condolences over the passing of Nigerian Street Hop star Mohbad. Mohbad, known for his distinguished music in Afrobeats, tragically passed away recently, leaving fans and fellow musicians in shock.

During one of his live Instagram sessions, Kodak Black received a comment from a fan who expressed that Mohbad was their neighborhood hero before his untimely demise. Kodak, while expressing his condolences, revealed that he had just discovered Mohbad’s music a few days prior. The gesture was a testament to Mohbad’s impact on the music industry, even reaching artists outside of Nigeria.

Similarly, Lil Durk, a popular rapper from Chicago, took to Twitter on September 19, 2023, to pay tribute to the late Mohbad. He tweeted, “RIP Mohbad AKA Imole,” and also shared the tribute on his Instagram story. This act of remembrance from Lil Durk might come as a surprise to some Nigerians, but it showcases the influence and reach of Mohbad’s music beyond national borders.

In Nigeria, Lil Durk has a massive following, with his single ‘All My Life‘ featuring J Cole reaching the top spot on both Apple Music and Spotify Nigeria charts. This connection between Lil Durk and the Nigerian audience further highlights the impact Mohbad had on the international music scene.

Mohbad’s untimely death has shaken the music industry and the general public. The release of videos showing him being harassed by certain individuals prior to his passing has prompted calls for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. Many are urging the police to explore any potential foul play.

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