Nigerian rapper Odumodublack has disclosed that he would gladly give up winning a Grammy Award if it meant seeing Arsenal win the Premier League.
During an interview on Capital XTRA, the outspoken fan declared he would choose Arsenal lifting the Premier League trophy over personal music accolades.
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He stated, “If you gave me the opportunity to win a Grammy Award, or let Arsenal win that Premier League, I would have chosen that Premier League.
“If I had the chance to win a Grammy Award… and they say let that West Ham goal count, or whatever, let them cancel that West Ham goal for Arsenal to win the league, which one would you pick?. I would pick that league, ahead of the Grammy Award,” he added.
Odumodublack has a well-known, passionate connection to the club, heavily tied to his late father who was a die-hard Arsenal supporter.
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He named and dedicated his breakout hit “Declan Rice” after the midfielder, which eventually led to Arsenal using his music during player announcements.
He frequently celebrates the club’s milestones publicly, famously stating he values Arsenal winning major titles over personal career accolades like winning a Grammy, and even dropped the track “Motion Sickness” with Zlatan to celebrate the club’s success.
