New Music: M Cube – B.B.C. (Bad Belle Company).

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M Cube (born Kpasime Tikivie) is a young Bayelsan rapper who is determined to make his mark in the industry. Having shown his doggedness once, by working with rapper Black Geez, last year, the Niger Delta University student decides to take things further, dishing out a new single, ‘B.B.C. (Bad Belle Company)’.

Bad Belle Company, as the name implies, is the rapper's attempt at refuting his perceived enemies’ execrable doings, citing instances where he stood tall in spite of the unfavorable conditions he's met.








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