Dablixx Osha (born Oniyide Azeez on August 27, 1995) was a Nigerian rapper and songwriter renowned for his distinctive blend of trap music infused with Yoruba and English lyrics. His music delved into themes such as street life, betrayal, trust, and resilience, resonating deeply with a youthful audience navigating similar experiences.
Early Life & Background
Dablixx Osha was born in Lagos State, Nigeria, and hailed from Ogun State. He developed a passion for music early on and gained recognition by sharing freestyle videos on Instagram, which showcased his lyrical prowess and unique style. These freestyles quickly garnered attention, establishing him as a rising star in Nigeria’s trap music scene.
Music Career
Initially signed with MMG Records, Dablixx Osha later pursued an independent career. His discography includes several albums and EPs that highlight his versatility and depth as an artist:
- Sick Six (2020)
- EKO (2021)
- Arc Angel EP (2021)
- Country Boy (2021)
Some of his notable tracks are:
- “Gurumaraji” (featuring Lil Frosh)
- “Say No To Big Fall” (featuring Zlatan)
- “Project Kid”
- “Pray We Live Long”
- “They Can’t Understand”
- “Hating On A Young Nigga”
- “Moller”
- “No Love In The Streets”
- “Childhood Trauma”
Dablixx Osha’s music often reflected his personal experiences and the challenges of street life, making his work relatable to many fans. His collaborations with artists like Lil Frosh, Oladips, and Zlatan further cemented his place in the Nigerian music industry.
Net Worth
At the time of his passing, Dablixx Osha’s net worth was estimated to be between $25,000 and $90,000, accumulated through music sales, performances, and streaming revenues.
Death
Tragically, Dablixx Osha passed away on November 8, 2022, at the age of 27. Reports indicate that he died after experiencing severe stomach pain. Eerily, his mother had previously dreamt of his demise, a premonition he referenced in his song “Pray We Live Long.”
Tattoos & Personal Style
Known for his extensive tattoos, Dablixx Osha’s body art was a significant aspect of his persona, drawing comparisons to artists like Lil Wayne. His tattoos often held personal significance, representing song titles and elements of his life that he cherished.
Dablixx Osha’s legacy endures through his music, which continues to inspire and resonate with fans across Nigeria and beyond.