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Let’s turn that energy into mulla: Willie XO drops N20m for face-off rap between Vector and MI
UK-based Nigerian singer, Joyce Joseph Ekwuazi, popularly known as Willie XO, has waded into the ongoing ‘beef’ between rappers M.I Abaga and Vector and has indicated his interest to turn the beef into business for the artistes.
Willie took to his Instagram page on Friday night to announce that he is enjoying the show of lyrical prowess between the two artistes and said he would be dropping a sun of N20 million to stage a face-off rap between the duo in Lagos.
This is coming a few hours after Vector released #JudasTheRat on Friday, his diss track in response to M.I’s diss track ‘The Viper’ which he released last weekend.
Willie wrote:
“Been following M.i and Vector’s beef. It’s a great time Nigerian hip-hop fans. The energy is dope.
“I say let’s drop the beefing and turn that energy into Mulla. I’m dropping ₦20million on the table for a faceoff rap battle between Vec and M.I, winner takes all.”
READ ALSO: #JudasTheRat: Vector drags Ambode, Jesse Jagz in new diss track for M.I [Listen]
He also called on other lovers of rap music who want to be part of the show to feel free to add to the prize money.
“If you wanna add to the 20M, hit me up, let’s raise the stakes. Let’s take it to Eko hotel! Young rappers open up and have M.I and Vector make this a classic showdown in Lagos. Gate fee go dey too o… Who’s coming??”
See his IG post:
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