How I almost died before my fame, received 16 stitches – Odumodublvck recounts
Rapidly emerging hip-hop artist Tochukwu Ojogwu, known by his stage name Odumodublvck, recounts a personal experience of being hospitalized and facing a life-threatening situation just days before achieving fame.
The “Declan Rice” inquest report details a significant incident that took place in 2022, shortly after Odumodublvck underwent a major surgery and was preparing to be discharged from the hospital.
During this critical period, Odumodublvck’s friends contacted him to inform him that Wizkid had given his approval for the song “Picanto,” which features Zlatan Ibile.
According to Odumodublvck, Wizkid’s decision to promote his music on social media was a divine sign that he would have a successful career.
In a recent appearance on Joeboy’s Body & Soul podcast, Odumodublvck openly shared these revelations.
“You can hear the way I’m talking? It’s not because of these [teeth] grills, it’s because I did one operation [surgery]. I almost died but God kept me here right now. And the fact that God saved me, everything that was happening after that was not surprising.
“Ask my guys, I was eating baby food for two weeks. Apart from that, there were like sixteen stitches in my mouth, bro. The day Wizkid posted my stuff was the day I was being discharged from hospital.
“I woke up in the morning, I saw a message at 7 am, I saw Machala…And I checked my Instagram, everybody was sending me that Wizkid posted ‘Picanto’. And that was like, the first thing that God used to tell me that, yo, I’m with you, everything that is going to be happening from here onwards, it’s going to be more than what eyes have seen, ears have heard.”