Nigerian rap sensation Odumodublvck has just released his electrifying new single, “Pay Me,” a heavyweight collaboration featuring British grime titan Stormzy and Afrobeats star Zlatan.
The track arrives as a bold fusion of hip-hop grit, street anthems, and Afrobeats fire, destined to dominate both charts and conversations.
What makes “Pay Me” instantly magnetic is its clever sampling of VIP’s iconic Ghanaian classic “Ahomka Womu.” By reimagining one of West Africa’s most timeless hits, Odumodublvck pays homage to Afrobeats history while injecting a nostalgic rhythm into a fresh, high-octane soundscape.
The familiar melody, fused with sharp verses and infectious hooks, creates a perfect bridge between generations of African music lovers.
Born Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, Odumodublvck has carved his reputation on pushing boundaries with his self-styled “Okporoko Rhythms”—a gritty blend of rap, grime, and Afrobeats layered with raw street storytelling. On “Pay Me,” he delivers verses about hustle, recognition, and demanding respect, while Stormzy adds his signature grime weight, and Zlatan brings a Yoruba-infused street swagger.
Crucially, “Pay Me” also marks the kickoff to the rollout of Odumodublvck’s highly anticipated album Industry Machine. This forthcoming body of work is expected to amplify his global reach and further establish him as one of Africa’s most daring voices.
The single follows the momentum of his acclaimed projects, including THE MACHINE IS COMING (2025), and signals the next evolution of a career built on fearless experimentation.
With its cultural nod to “Ahomka Womu” and heavyweight collaborations, “Pay Me” is more than a banger—it’s the opening chapter of an era-defining project.
