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Kelvin Onoriedo Steven

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03:43

8개월 전

Create a hardcore street Igbo drill rap performed by an artist named Obele. The rapper proudly shouts his name “Obele” (pronounced Oh-beh-leh) in the intro and hook. Use correct Central Igbo grammar and authentic Southeast Nigerian street slang. Theme: hustle, survival, respect, dominance. Aggressive energy. Dark drill instrumental. 140 BPM.

Obele N’Akwa Na-Aga

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04:00

8개월 전

Create a hardcore street Igbo drill rap performed by an artist named Obele. The rapper proudly shouts his name “Obele” (pronounced Oh-beh-leh) in the intro and hook. Use correct Central Igbo grammar and authentic Southeast Nigerian street slang. Theme: hustle, survival, respect, dominance. Aggressive energy. Dark drill instrumental. 140 BPM.

male vocals rap theme dark drill hardcore menacing Igbo drill at 140 BPM male vocals. Heavy detuned 808s and sliding bass sharp stuttering hi-hats and sparse ominous piano stabs. Intro is just vocal and riser then beat drops hard. Verses stay rhythmically dense and aggressive with ad-lib shouts and call-and-response doubles. Hook widens with layered chants of “Obele ” low male choir stabs and extra percussion fills. Bridge strips to bass and vocal for tension then final hook hits with maximal energy and longer tail reverb on the last name shout.