Rapper Picazo has publicly called out his former YBNL boss Olamide and label mate Fireboy DML, accusing them of ignoring his repeated messages and requests for help years after he left the label.

In a series of posts on Sunday, November 15, 2026, the rapper, whose real name is Omogbolahan Sodiq Ilabode, expressed deep frustration.

“Life doesn’t go that way! How heartless can you people be? GOD Should be the greatest not human!…Nobody’s really there for me!.. #BADDOWHY???” he wrote.

Addressing Olamide directly, Picazo said he had reached out multiple times through others with no response.

“I have messaged you several times! I have texted many people to you! But all to your left pocket! All seems so confusing to me.. What did I do to you! What did anyone do to you! What’s behind all these?”

He claimed he had faced difficulties from his friends while associated with Olamide and that the rapper had helped others who approached him.

“Even when We offend God, he forgives us! You didn’t even bother check how things are with the boys! You have helped some boys who met me here and put them in place. I have faced a lot from guys all in the name of Baddo!”

Picazo also questioned why Olamide could feature on songs by artists such as Ayo Maff and Odumodublvck but not support him.

“You can give Ayo maff, Odumodu, some more artists verse but you cannot drop a verse for me.. you can’t lift others. I have texted you severally. What’s up bro?”

On Fireboy DML, he recalled being told to wait for a collaboration.

“@fireboydml Told Me To Wait For The Right Time’. Untill I Die???”

He added that he once believed strongly in Fireboy’s sound and noted their past closeness with Lyta.

“Apart from my love for you! I believed so much in your sound those days! You and LYTA were Close! What happened?”

Picazo said he had also asked for help with a music video and some brotherly support without getting a reply.

“I have texted you to help with my video before ask. For some brotherly help till today no reply. It’s not right bro.i don’t feel entitled to nothing but I no offend u bro.”

Picazo rose to attention in 2018 after a freestyle over Chinko Ekun’s “Able God” went viral. Olamide signed him to YBNL Nation in October 2018 alongside others including Fireboy DML. He left the label in July 2019, publicly thanking Olamide for the platform and support. During his short time there he appeared on the YBNL Mafia Family project.O

lamide recently announced a YBNL reunion concert for December 18, 2026, at Future Fest, featuring artists such as Adekunle Gold, Lil Kesh, Fireboy DML, Young Jonn and others. Picazo is not listed among them. As of the time of writing, neither Olamide nor Fireboy had publicly responded to the posts.

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