Nigerian rapper Oladipupo Oladimeji, widely known as Oladips, took to his Instagram stories to express his displeasure with fellow artist Qdot. Oladips accused Qdot of seeking attention by prematurely declaring him alive when there were reports of his death.
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In a series of posts on Thursday, Oladips criticized Qdot for posting “My gee is alive” at a time when his family was uncertain about his situation, deeming it unnecessary and misleading. He highlighted that the last time they had a conversation was on January 2nd, 2022, and promised to share the full story soon.
The rapper wrote on his handle; “I know there is cruise, there is clout, and then there is truth…!!! “Qdot the reason why you posted ‘My gee is alive’ at a time my family was unsure of my situation is so appalling & uncalled for.
“I dey where I dey struggle with my life you dey post ‘my gee is alive’. Unnecessarily misleading everyone. Made it look like me and you just had a conversation.
“Bro I went through it hard & anything could have happened. The last time I & you had any conversation was Jan 2nd 2022. I get proof & soon I’ll tell the story in full!
“Cos why una dey always do like this for this industry tori Olorun?
“And to the stupid boy that posted that I was eating turkey & rice say I dey ‘set ring light’, even posted a video of us hugging each other, making it look like I pranked Nigerians or pulled a stunt, for the record. That video he posted is ‘2 years old’. I get proof… the video was made at my house in Orchid, crazy thing yeah? I don’t even live in that house anymore. tey tey sef!
The rapper clarified that the video posted by the user claiming he was eating turkey and rice with a ring light setup was from two years ago, adding that he no longer lived in the house where the video was filmed. he said, “ANYWAYS, just in case I’m not as accessible or as kind as I used to be. nah people like this boy cause am cos nah help I help the boy, that short clip he posted almost ruined me and I don’t think he understands the gravity of what he’s done yet! but he will.”
He criticized bloggers for allegedly misleading the public and questioned why such situations often occur in the industry.
“There was never a video or post of me telling Nigerians ‘heyyy everyone it’s a prank!!!’ it was all speculation based on hearsay and clout chasing, bloggers misleading gullible Nigerians for likes & comments, and the smart ones know how to put 1&2 together so I am not bothered… I was not with my phones or online all that period. Sheybi nah person wey even dey healthy dey remember social media!
Addressing the false death reports, Oladips explained that his management had released a statement announcing his death on November 14, 2023. However, Qdot shared a picture of Oladips the following day, confirming that the rapper was indeed alive.
Oladips expressed his frustration with the situation and hinted at potential repercussions for those involved in spreading false information about him.
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