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Olamide Afrobeats fans will wonder why Baddo was replying an underground rapper on a song with Wizkid. On the 2013 Notjustok list, Rukus started his diss from Reminisce (10) up to M.I (4). He didn't diss Phyno (3), Baddo (2) or ModeNine (1). Baddo inherited Aga beef.

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