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Speed Darlington promises more 'baby oil' content, mocks 'long face'
Nigerian singer Speed Darlington has sparked outrage online after promising fans more ‘baby oil’ content, a term he uses to describe provocative videos aimed at mocking fellow artist Burna Boy.
This follows a recent video on his page, where he subtly shaded Burna Boy after allegedly being arrested and detained at the Grammy-winning singer’s instigation.
In the video, Speed Darlington expressed gratitude to his lawyers and supporters who stood by him during his ordeal. He revealed that his legal team assured him he would avoid legal trouble as long as he refrained from mentioning specific names or brands.
Despite the advice, he seemingly referred to Burna Boy as “long face,” leaving no doubt about the target of his ridicule.
The singer’s comments and promise of further content have triggered an online backlash. Many fans have condemned his actions, with some withdrawing their support and criticizing him for prolonging the feud.
“Public Announcement…!!! Dear Instagram families, I hereby withdraw my humble myself from defending Akpi.. I shall no longer put mouth in any of his problems. Thank you for your understanding,” one fan, @okito_nasamba wrote.
Another fan, @lady.blemiviv added, “He is busy entertaining people that won’t be there for him if things go messy again 🤦🏻♀️.”