Activists VeryDarkMan demands accountability from Portable over assault

• VDM shared a video of the incident, condemning Portable’s behavior.

• Portable expressed frustration at the activist’s accusations, but VeryDarkMan remained firm, insisting that Portable must face consequences.

• VeryDarkMan warned him about compiling evidence of Portable’s past assaults and sharing it with Canadian embassies, potentially damaging his reputation.

VDM released a video regarding the incident, denouncing Portable’s conduct.

In response, Portable issued a video of his own, voicing his irritation over the activist’s claims. Nevertheless, VeryDarkMan remained resolute, asserting that Portable should be held accountable for his actions.

VeryDarkMan cautioned that he could gather evidence of Portable’s previous assaults and present it to Canadian embassies, which would further tarnish Portable’s reputation.

He also insisted that Portable should be responsible for the victim’s medical costs, highlighting that Portable’s actions must not go unpunished.

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In other news, Speed Darlington has made significant strides in his music career with the release of his latest track, “Baby Oil,” which has ascended to the pinnacle of the Spotify charts.

This achievement follows his recent public critique of fellow musician Burna Boy, coinciding with the arrest of American artist Sean “Diddy” Combs.

The diss track, which emerged shortly after his remarks, rapidly gained traction and secured the position of the highest new entry on Spotify’s daily top chart.

The song features bold and humorous lyrics, including a reference to a past incident involving an American personality, which has garnered considerable attention.

He humorously suggests that someone should “pull his undergarment up,” alluding to an event where it was allegedly pulled down.

This memorable phrase, combined with Speed Darlington’s unique artistic flair, has contributed to the track’s viral success. Notably, “Baby Oil” was launched shortly after Speed Darlington marked his release from incarceration.