- Speed Darlington has accomplished a new feat just weeks after criticizing Burna Boy.
- Darlington called out Burna Boy when Sean Diddy Combs, an American artist, was imprisoned.
- A few weeks later, he released the dish track “Baby Oil,” which made waves on the streaming platform Spotify.
Darlington Okoye, also known as Speed Darlington, a Nigerian artist, has accomplished a new feat just weeks after criticizing his colleague Ebunoluwa Damini, also called Burna Boy.
According to GistLover, Darlington called out Burna Boy when Sean Diddy Combs, an American artist, was imprisoned.
A few weeks later, he released the dish track “Baby Oil,” which made waves on the streaming platform Spotify.
The controversial singer’s song was the highest new entry on Spotify’s daily top chart.
In the recording, Darlington mentioned that someone needed to pull up his underwear. He pointed out that an American had pulled it down.
He rapped for a few minutes while the song kept trending. Remember, Darlington shared baby oil after getting out of jail.
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See some comments below:
@jeffery1of1: “Intro don already chop 1 minute from the song, how long the main song go come be?”
@legacythesonofgod: “I just play am now, Ajeehh!! The song sweet die!!”
@dcd_original: “Best diss track of the yea.”
@cest_moi_betsyikeme: “Very confusing beat but the lines are landing baggdereden.”
@attih_soul: “Mission accomplished for Speedy. This was what he wanted all along.”
@timispencer: “I no Dey do justice for anybody o.”
In other news, Nigerian artist Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, widely recognized as Ayra Starr, has expressed that she is not interested in dating any of her fellow musicians.
She revealed that her ideal partner would be a billionaire capable of supporting her extravagant lifestyle.
The 22-year-old shared these insights during an interview with Coco Jones for the Musicians on Musicians edition of Rolling Stone.
Coco Jones asked: “Would you want to date someone who’s in your industry because they’ll get it?”
Ayra Starr replied: “In the dream world, it wouldn’t be somebody that is in the [music] industry. Probably just like a billionaire. On a yacht. In Dubai. In a thong [laughs].”
