Check out these throwback pictures of Lil Kesh
The Bariga-born artiste got signed onto Olamide-led YBNL records in March 2014 and in just nine months, his career has grown in leaps and bounds.
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Olamide set to drop 4th album in November
The rapper made the announcement via his Instagram page a few minutes ago when he shared a picture of the album track list. Check here...
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NBC bans Lil Kesh's ‘Shoki’
According to a recent tweet by award winning on air personality Toolz, the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has just banned the smash hit tune ‘Shoki’.
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Video: K9 – ‘Lord have mercy’ Feat Olamide
K9 has released the visuals of his single ‘Lord have mercy’, featuring YBNL general, Olamide, directed by Unlimited LA.
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The late H-Code designed Olamide's #YBNL and #BGEL album covers
H-Code is credited to designing the album cover arts for Olamide's 2012 and 2013 records 'YBNL' and 'Baddest Guy Ever Liveth'.
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Olamide announces 4th album 'Kingin'
The YNBL head honcho has announced that right after his upcoming US tour, he will be hitting the studio to record his fourth studio album called 'Kingin'.
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Olamide shows off new YBNL acts Lil Kesh and Viktoh
After being the only artiste on his label, the rapper has formally unveiled two new acts, Lil Kesh and Viktoh, and has been busy promoting them on social media.
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OLAMIDE EXCLUSIVE: ‘Dangote does not sleep, Why should I’?
The rapper bares it all on his relationship with American Rapper Wale, D’banj, Wande Coal, Toni Payne, and his former manager, Tony Nwakolor, as well as what keeps him working hard, despite an unusual success.
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Wande Coal and Olamide at war?
NET has not been able to confirm but sources and instances tell us the acts had a fall out over some Olamide’s lyrics.
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‘Roman Empire’ album art proves Olamide is the architect of his own brand
The art work depicts Olamide wearing the popular ancient Roman Empire attire with a laurel leaf hat. He also closes his eyes and spreads his arms out. Olamide clearly taps into the current Hip-Hop trend - art and religion, something the likes of Jay Z, Kanye West and J Cole themed their 2013 albums around.
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