YBNL not sinking —Olamide

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Yahoo Boy No Laptop (YBNL) boss, Olamide has refuted claims doing the rounds that his music label, YBNL was sinking. The singer was reacting to insinuations that the exit of some of the big names from his label over the past three years appeared to have left the label in a bad state.

But the rapper, who dropped his new single, Oil and Gas days back has rubbished the talks, insisting that the label remained strong as ever and would remain so even in years to come.

Olamide in a brief interaction with R said he was not moved by the news flying around, adding that he would rather focus on his music and promote his artistes rather than commenting on such development.

The rapper said he had stayed long in the industry to know what he should be focusing on. “YBL is not sinking. I can tell you that we are stronger as a team that ever before. Whatever anybody says does not hold any water because I know my boys are fired up to deliver anytime,” he said.

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