Obedo PF and Aguero Banks team up for a contemplative street-hop cut titled “Nobody Holy.”

The record arrives as part of Obedo PF’s EP Heal the Ghetto Youth, bringing together soulful melodies and rough Igbo rap. However, the song’s real weight sits in its writing. Because both artists dig into human frailty, street survival, and moral judgment without sugarcoating anything. Their verses trade honest observations about hypocrisy, yet the message still leans toward tolerance instead of anger.

Producer 28Mojo lays a somber mid-tempo beat with soft guitar loops, shakers, and a steady drum kick. Although the rolling sub-bass adds emotional depth, the mix stays clean and spacious. So each voice lands clearly, which matters for a record this lyrical.

“Nobody Holy” works because it treats listeners like adults. While many street records chase hype, this one asks questions and sits with them. That kind of writing stays with you long after the track ends.

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