Blaqbonez, born Akumefule Chukwuemeka George on January 29 in Lagos, Nigeria, began his rap career at the age of 13. He released his first project, "Hip Hop Is Blaq," while studying at OAU University. Blaqbonez gained recognition for his music and antics, such as winning Terry The Rapman's Zombie competition in 2012 and becoming the captain of Hennessy VS Class. He was later signed to 100 Crowns, an imprint of Chocolate City, after meeting veteran rapper M.I. Abaga. Blaqbonez's projects, including "Bad Boy Blaq" and "Sex over Love," have received critical acclaim and commercial success, with the latter being listed as one of the Top Albums of 2021 by Rolling Stone.

In addition to his music career, Blaqbonez has achieved milestones such as selling out a 4,000 capacity venue for his headline concert "Breaking the Yoke of Love" in February 2022. His singles, including "BBC" and "Shut Up," have been featured in the Showtime series "Flatbush Misdemeanors." Blaqbonez's dedication to his craft has earned him three Headies nominations and an endorsement from Guinness Nigeria. His consistent output and growing popularity have solidified his position as a prominent figure in the Nigerian music scene.