I Have Respect For Rappers Who Can Sing – iLLBliss Disagrees With M.I ||

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Veteran rapper, iLLBliss has weighed in on the currently trending issue of Nigerian rappers switching to singing. The respected rapper came from a perspective that some core hip-hop fans would find surprising.
iLLBliss said in a recent interview that he respects rappers who can sing. Illy’s stance negates everything M.I rapped about on his hit song, You Rappers Should Fix Up Your Life.

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