Popular content creator Olamide Ogunleye, better known as Oluwadolarz, has recently taken to social media to share a startling and controversial experience involving an unnamed figure in the Nigerian entertainment industry. The comedian and emerging musician revealed in an Instagram story on Sunday night that a supposed influential entertainer made a shocking and unsolicited demand: he would only promote Oluwadolarz’s music after engaging in a sexual act.
In his post, Oluwadolarz candidly recounted the encounter, stating, “You will promote my songs. Endorse my music. Help me top chart. But make I first bend over make you enter my Yansh. E.n.k.r sir.” This bold revelation has not only drawn significant attention but also sparked discussions and debates among his followers, many of whom expressed shock and disappointment over the alleged behavior within the industry.
Oluwadolarz is primarily recognized for his comedic skits and engaging content on social media, where he has amassed a large following. However, he has also ventured into music, creating unique versions of trending songs and collaborating with various artists. His foray into music has seen him gain a reputation for his catchy remixes and entertaining performances.
One of his notable remakes was of Olamide Badoo’s hit song “Science Student” in 2018. While Oluwadolarz’s version garnered attention, it reportedly displeased the original artist, sparking rumors of a rift between the two. Despite this, Olamide had previously shared Oluwadolarz’s rendition of another one of his songs, “Wo,” on Instagram, which showcased his support for the rising content creator. However, the lack of promotion for “Science Student” raised questions about their relationship.
In a subsequent interview with Sunday Scoop, Oluwadolarz clarified that his intention was never to upset Olamide. He explained that after Olamide shared his version of “Wo,” he felt optimistic that the artist would appreciate his take on “Science Student” as well. “When I met him at a video shoot, he didn’t say a word about it. He greeted me and said it was nice to meet me,” Oluwadolarz recalled, emphasizing that their interaction was cordial.
Reflecting on his experiences in the industry, Oluwadolarz acknowledged the anti-drug message embedded in Olamide’s original video for “Wo,” stating, “If you watch his video well, you will see that he was fighting against the use of drugs.” This understanding highlights Oluwadolarz’s respect for the themes and messages that established artists like Olamide convey through their work. His recognition of Olamide’s stance on important social issues reveals a maturity in his approach to both music and comedy.
As Oluwadolarz continues to carve out his niche in the entertainment industry, he remains committed to his craft. Earlier this year, he collaborated with fellow artist Smile T on a new single titled “Fuchor Me,” further expanding his musical repertoire. In an interview published on August 4, 2024, by PUNCH Online, he expressed his belief that no matter how successful he becomes, he will always see himself as an up-and-coming talent. This sentiment reflects his humility and dedication to continuous growth in both comedy and music.
The encounter with the influential entertainer has sparked conversations about the pressures and challenges faced by aspiring artists in the Nigerian entertainment scene. Many fans and fellow entertainers have rallied behind Oluwadolarz, condemning the alleged behavior and emphasizing the importance of respect and professionalism within the industry. The response highlights a growing awareness of the challenges artists face and the need for a supportive and respectful environment that allows creativity to flourish without compromising personal integrity.
As discussions continue around this incident, Oluwadolarz remains focused on his journey, determined to rise above the challenges while using his platform to inspire others and share his experiences in a candid manner. His willingness to speak out against inappropriate behavior within the industry serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by many creatives in pursuit of their dreams.
