Oladips, a street-hop artist from Nigeria, has angrily denied rumours circulating that he staged a phoney death to support “Superhero Adugbo” his most recent album. Rather, he accuses fellow rapper Qdot of spreading false information. On November 30, 2023, Oladips expressed his annoyance on his Instagram story, claiming that bloggers and other people were fabricating the dispute to damage his name.

Oladips explained in his article that he never said in a video or post that the death announcement was a joke. He underlined that rumours and clout-chasing bloggers deceiving the public to get participation were the main sources of speculation on social media.

The rapper disclosed that he was struggling for his life at the time of the alleged death. He called Qdot out for posting ‘My gee is alive’ while his family didn’t know the truth about him. He said Qdot was misleading everyone needlessly and giving the impression that they had just gotten in touch. Oladips stated emphatically that he and Qdot had not communicated since January 2, 2022, and he promised to provide proof to support the entire story.

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Oladips called out his boyhood friend Wavy and accused him of adding to the false narrative by sharing old footage, in addition to confronting Qdot. Wavy had earlier made it clear that his tweet was the consequence of his denial of Oladips’ supposed “death”.

The issue began on November 15, 2023, when Oladips’ management declared his passing, claiming that the previous two years had been spent fighting a private disease. Fans expressed shock and condolences over the now-deleted tweet. During his tirade on Instagram Stories, Oladips notably neglected to mention that his management was the one who announced the death, which infuriated social media users. The public is still sceptical and doubts the authenticity of the entire incident as it develops.

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