Blaqbonez – NO EXCUSES
Blaqbonez Set to Dominate Again with No Excuses Album
Blaqbonez is back — and this time, he’s coming with a message that’s loud, clear, and unapologetic: NO EXCUSES.
Blaqbonez has officially announced his new album, set for release on October 17th, and fans across the continent are already gearing up for what’s shaping up to be one of the boldest rap releases of the year. Known for his razor-sharp lyricism, creative rollouts, and genre-bending style, Blaqbonez continues to prove why he’s one of the most exciting and fearless artists in the Nigerian music scene.
Over the years, he’s carved his name into Afrobeats and hip-hop culture — not just as a rapper, but as a full-fledged storyteller and visionary. From Sex Over Love to Emeka Must Shine, Blaqbonez has consistently balanced humor, introspection, and charisma with a rare level of self-awareness. With No Excuses, the rapper looks set to deliver something even more personal, unapologetic, and fiery.
While details of the album remain under wraps, fans expect No Excuses to explore themes of resilience, ambition, and authenticity — the qualities that have always defined Blaqbonez’s artistry. The title alone suggests a record built around determination, accountability, and doing whatever it takes to stay at the top of his game.
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In typical Blaqbonez fashion, the rollout has already started with energy. The rapper took to social media with a bold announcement, confirming the release date and teasing fans with the question:
“Are you ready?”
Given his track record for viral campaigns and creative marketing, you can bet the road to October 17th will be anything but ordinary.
As one of the few Nigerian artists successfully bridging the gap between hip-hop and Afrobeats, Blaqbonez continues to set trends — not follow them. If No Excuses is anything like his previous projects, it will be packed with witty bars, crisp production, and the swagger that only Blaqbonez can deliver.
Mark your calendars.
No Excuses.
October 17th.
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