“Fake Nikes” Lyrics by Blaqbonez

Blaqbonez Fake Nikes Lyrics

Here is Fake Nikes Lyrics by Blaqbonez

Blaqbonez Fake Nikes Lyrics

{Chorus}
Young Nigga,
I still rock fake Nikes
If you gat a problem
Pull up and fight me
Cos if I go broke buying real Nikes
Half of y’all Niggas gon still spite me

I still rock fake Nikes
If you gat a problem
Pull up and fight me
Cos if I go broke buying real Nikes
Half of y’all Niggas gon still spite me

That’s Fake Nikes lyrics by Blaqbonez

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Lyricism
Blaqbonez Fake Nikes lyrics talks about how he buys fake Nikes because it’s not that he can’t afford it, but because it’s way too expensive for a person of his status.

Also, logically, Fake Nikes lyrics by Blaqbonez highlights how wearing designers does not make him less of a celebrity but only makes people see that he is setting his priorities right.

Blaqbonez Fake Nikes lyrics speaks about how he would rather put his money in Cryptocurrency than spend it all on designers like Nikes.

If he likes it that much, he won’t mind going for the fake because he has a justification of his money. “I’d rather put that mil in the safe”.

To an extent, it is noteworthy that Blaqbonez Fake Nikes lyrics hinge on the fact that he says he won’t buy Nikes just for hype and for people to call him a rich person. He doesn’t need that as he is not small minded.

Fake Nikes lyrics by Blaqbonez is all about living based on your means and not based on pressure or because you care about what people think so much that you want their praise, their attention and the hype. No hype is worth getting bankrupt on.

You have to live by your own means and not by other people’s standards.

That is what Fake Nikes lyrics by Blaqbonez focuses on. If you can afford it, then don’t buy it.

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Delivery

Blaqbonez is becoming a force in New Generation music in Nigeria.

He is making rap something amazing that you can listen to; especially since it is a genre that doesn’t get much appreciation in Nigeria.

He is showing that not only is he a good singer, he is a good rapper and he can make cool rap songs. Fake Nikes is a well delivered song. Kudos to Blaqbonez on this incredible record.

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Profile

Emeka Akumefule (born 29 January 1996), known professionally as Blaqbonez, is a Nigerian rapper signed to 100 Crowns, which is an imprint of Chocolate City.
Blaqbonez is a Nigerian rapper known for blending Pidgin English and English in his music.

In 2019, he was profiled by The New York Times as one of the new guards of Nigerian music. He is widely known for his controversial self-proclaimed status as the “Best Rapper in Africa” (abbreviated as “BRIA”), which became the most talked about topic in the Nigerian hip hop space between July and September 2019.

After carving out one of rap’s most loyal fan bases, Blaqbonez unleashed his debut album “Sex Over Love” to a public that was more than ready to receive it. His unorthodox approach and humorous personality, resonated with the younger generation, and earned him co-signs from the likes of Wizkid and Burna Boy.

He was 13 years old when he discovered he could rap, and his journey into music was a result of happenstance. He self-discovered his talent while listening to the radio with his cousin, when the song of a 12-year-old rapper was played. His cousin liked the song and challenged Blaqbonez to come up with his own lyrics, since he liked criticizing rappers.

A few minutes later, he had enough bars for a verse, and that was where it all began.

His parents were not in support of his newfound hobby so he secretly pursued his passion. While in school, he dropped his first project, Hip-Hop in Blaq, and participated in competitions.

In 2011, Blaqbonez started participating in underground rap battles. He eventually won Terry Tha Rapman’s Zombie Competition aged in 2012, beating 3000 rappers in the challenge.

In the same year, he featured on Terry’s 2012 mixtape titled “World Domination” alongside top Nigerian musicians including Olamide, Vector, Mode 9, and Spellz. Five years later, Blaqbonez featured Terry on one of his projects.

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He emerged 1st runner-up in Vector’s King Kong competition, won the Rhythm fm Freestyle Fury and became RhythmFm’s artiste of the month, became the Hennessy Vs class captain, part of the Soundcity blast cypher, also released his much talked about mixtape CTAT “Cssette Tapes and Tvs” grossing over 60,000 engagements in streams and downloads, which is his third mixtape, following hip-hop in blaq and the “unfinished EP