Nigerian veteran rapper Ice Prince is back in full swing with his brand new single, Head Comot, and the track serves as a powerful reminder of why he remains one of Nigeria’s most respected hip-hop voices. With crisp bars, sleek delivery, and that signature cool demeanour, Ice Prince glides over the beat with effortless finesse, the kind of technical mastery that only comes from years at the top of the game.
Head Comot is a statement record, it is bold, unapologetic, and stylish, showing Ice Prince at his most confident and composed. The track’s message encourages self-confidence and cutting off negativity, echoing the rapper’s journey and evolution in the game. It’s the perfect balance between street credibility and smooth charm, proving that true rap never goes out of style, even as the Nigerian music landscape shifts increasingly toward melodic Afrobeats.
What makes Head Comot particularly compelling is its timing. In a time where many of Ice Prince’s contemporaries have either faded from prominence or radically altered their sound to chase trends, Zamani doubles down on what he does best: smooth, confident rap delivered with the kind of effortless swagger that can’t be faked. Ice Prince effortlessly blends Afro-fusion and hip-hop while reminding fans of his timeless artistry.
The track also functions as a reminder of Ice Prince’s legacy. From Oleku to Aboki to Juju, and countless others, he’s been instrumental in shaping what Nigerian rap sounds like. While newer artists dominate headlines and streaming charts, Head Comot proves that veteran excellence still has a place in the conversation. The song doesn’t try to sound young or chase viral moments, instead, it simply sounds good, mature, polished, and precisely executed.
Listen to Head Comot here.
