- Speed Darlington has released a new song that includes some contentious lyrics.
- He shared a video of himself in the studio with a producer, giving fans a taste of his new track titled Baby Oil.
- In the clip, Speed Darlington recounted his experience of being detained by the police.
Controversial Nigerian artist Darlington Okoye, better known as Speed Darlington or Akpi, has released a new song that includes some contentious lyrics.
He shared a video of himself in the studio with a producer, giving fans a taste of his new track titled Baby Oil.
In the clip, Speed Darlington recounted his experience of being detained by the police.
His video caption ignited reactions online, as many social media users speculated about a connection between Burna Boy and Diddy, who recently made headlines for having 1000 bottles of baby oil in his home.
Speed Darlington wrote in the caption:
“New music #BabyOli; looking for illustrator to draw me holding 1000 bottles of baby oil. I need it today or tomorrow paying 17K.”
Watch the video below:
According to GistLover, Akpi apologized to Burna Boy on October 16, but later claimed that his lawyer, Stan Alieke, pressured him into giving the apology.
See some comments below:
@midrangeassassin: “Presido Spit here ooooo.”
@tipsykelvano: “Christmas gbedu don land oooooo!!!!”
@kathycitygirl: “Akpi Nwa mama another banger!”
@o_b: “Biggest artist in Africa from America, this is a hit, the rest na noise.”
@i_am_gerald_1: “Akpi don finish work Omo.”
In other news, Wizkid has addressed the excitement generated by his recent meeting with Davido at a club in London.
Following the release of videos depicting the two artists overlooking one another, Wizkid took to social media to comment, stating, “Na Everybody Dey find Big wizzy.”
This fleeting interaction has sparked renewed discussions regarding the alleged discord between the two musical legends.
Davido was present at the club prior to Wizkid’s arrival with his entourage; however, they did not greet one another. Shortly thereafter, Wizkid departed, leaving Davido and his associates behind.
