MC Bazlytle Explains Why Famous Swanky Must Blow

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Bigchiefvibes Next Up | February 5, 2026

February 5th, 2026, popular master of ceremonies MC Bazlytle featured on a Bigchiefvibes Media TV program titled Bigchiefvibes Next Up, a show dedicated to spotlighting and promoting upcoming entertainers.

This particular edition focused on the fast-rising music artist Famous Swanky.

Speaking during the interview session at the Bigchiefvibes Media Studio, Ndedeng Okpojo, popularly known by his stage name MC Bazlytle, took his time to passionately explain why Famous Swanky is an artist the music industry and the general public must pay close attention to.

According to MC Bazlytle, Famous Swanky’s music stands out because of its strong lyrics, quality sound, and real-life messages. He described the artist as someone who makes meaningful music that connects with reality, not just noise.

In his words, MC Bazlytle revealed that he initially did not know Famous Swanky was from Andoni, Rivers State.

“I used to see Famous Swanky performing on big stages in Bayelsa. I honestly thought he was from Bayelsa,” he said.

He added that he was shocked when he later discovered the artist is from Andoni, asking rhetorically, “So Andoni boys can sing great songs like this?”

MC Bazlytle went further to mention some of Famous Swanky’s songs, including “Why,” “Legend,” “Lolo,” “Extra Mile,” and “Jowo,” describing them as solid tracks with good lyrics and impressive sound, especially for an upcoming artist. He stressed that Famous Swanky is doing very well and deserves wider recognition.

The veteran MC also made a passionate appeal to the Andoni Local Government Council, the Rivers State Government, and other relevant authorities to support and empower the young artist, noting that Famous Swanky is already representing his roots beyond Rivers State.

He advised the people of Andoni, Obolo, and Rivers State to learn the importance of supporting and promoting their own talents. According to him, “If you don’t support your own, nobody will do it for you.”

He thanked social media for making promotion easier, encouraging everyone to go online and stream Famous Swanky’s music on all major music platforms.

MC Bazlytle also commended Bigchiefvibes Media for creating platforms like Bigchiefvibes Next Up, which are intentionally designed to spotlight young artists and talented youths in society.

The episode was described as an amazing and impactful one, with MC Bazlytle—one of the notable MCs from Andoni—bringing insight, encouragement, and credibility to the conversation.

Bigchiefvibes Media, in turn, appreciated MC Bazlytle for his consistency, professionalism, and continuous effort in promoting young talents from Obolo and beyond.

📺 Program: Bigchiefvibes Next Up

📍 Location: Bigchiefvibes Media Studio

▶️ Watch on: Ekpu TV (YouTube)

       Website: www.bigchiefvibes.com.ng

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