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Leon Chukwudi Okonma, known professionally as $wayleo, is a Nigerian rapper, trapper, drill artist, and songwriter. Born on September 13, 2001, in Lagos but rooted in Delta State, $wayleo channels the raw energy and grit of street life into his music. Blending heavy drill rhythms with elements of trap and grime, he crafts songs that are both reflective and hard-hitting.
He emerged onto the Nigerian music scene in early 2019s, steadily building a following with tracks that reveal his lyrical dexterity and authenticity. Songs like Big House, Savage!, Living Wild and his other early releases showcase his ability to combine storytelling with swagger, making a mark particularly among youth who gravitate toward drill and trap influences.
More than just rhythm, $wayleo’s music carries emotional weight—addressing struggle, ambition, survival, and the contradictions of life. He is part of the new wave of Nigerian artists pushing drill/trap sounds into mainstream consciousness, while staying deeply rooted in his own experiences and environment.
He emerged onto the Nigerian music scene in early 2019s, steadily building a following with tracks that reveal his lyrical dexterity and authenticity. Songs like Big House, Savage!, Living Wild and his other early releases showcase his ability to combine storytelling with swagger, making a mark particularly among youth who gravitate toward drill and trap influences.
More than just rhythm, $wayleo’s music carries emotional weight—addressing struggle, ambition, survival, and the contradictions of life. He is part of the new wave of Nigerian artists pushing drill/trap sounds into mainstream consciousness, while staying deeply rooted in his own experiences and environment.
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