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Phyno Dismisses Music Industry Supremacy Battles and Warns Fans Against Comparisons with Olamide

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Nigerian indigenous Chibuzor Azubike Nelson, better as Phyno, has expressed his indifference towards supremacy battles within the Nigerian music industry. In an exclusive interview with journalists at the listening for his latest album, ‘Full-Time ,’ the rapper emphasized his on personal growth rather than competition.

Phyno remarked, “I feel like as time passes by, one , and I feel like I have grown so much musically. I’m excited for people to hear this piece of me that they haven’t really heard before.” He reiterated that he has never engaged in the discussions surrounding supremacy in the music , stating, “I don’t do supremacy battles. I have never been a part of that conversation, and I don’t want to be. I don’t care.”

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The rapper underlined the significance of dedication and effort in honing one’s craft, highlighting that his new album is for creatives looking to explore their artistry.

Phyno Issues Warning to Fans Over Comparisons with Olamide

In a related , Phyno has issued a stern warning to fans who persist in comparing him with fellow rapper Olamide. Over the , fans have often parallels the artists, given their distinct linguistic —Phyno raps in Igbo while Olamide raps in Yoruba.

On Friday, an X user with the handle @TheDamiForeign sparked another round of comparison, asking, “When it comes to , who’s the GOAT? Phyno versus Olamide.” This prompted an irritated response from Phyno, who said, “Yo!!! Tf is wrong with u for God’s sake… stop putting me up my brother or anybody else for that matter. Do your banter with someone else… na ala adi agba unu. wtf.”

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Phyno’s comments his desire to maintain a sense of unity and respect within the industry, emphasizing that and support among artists are more important than competition. His passionate defense of his relationship with Olamide signifies his commitment to fostering a positive environment in the Nigerian music landscape.

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