Controversial singer Darlington Okoye, popularly known as Speed Darlington has finally dropped his much-anticipated diss track that he promised his fans weeks ago.
Prompt News reports that Speed Darlington shared the sum he was willing to use for his upcoming diss track.
In the video of the track shared by the Baby Oil crooner, he talked about his time in prison and posed a question to an unrevealed Longface.
He mentioned being taken underground but coming out with a hit song. He also referenced various names of cells where inmates are held in correctional facilities.
In the video, the music star featured a woman as his pole dancer. Many fans talked about her and called her mother of two.
Speed Darlington’s fans pointed out that the woman has a noticeable tummy, as if she has given birth to more than one child. They questioned his decision and shared their thoughts.
Read some comments below:
@realestmimi_willy: “Award winning superstar with madd lines! Banger.”
@chidoski____: “As a man try work very hard make your daughter no end up like this one on this video.”
@kenheady: “You went to daddy, came back with a trophy!.”
@big_ajibo: “This dancer na mother of two.” @awohsneh: “If your name na long face, come tell us.”
@jogo6060: “You went to daddy come back with a trophy…Ur lawyer did wel on this music.”
@healthertainer: “You got lyrically better and intentional with your words rhyming. The song enter. Make we no lie make we no thief.”
@kingjamescfr: “U sure say no be this dancer pikin dey make this video.”
Prompt News reports that few Nigerian artists have released diss tracks to address their foes over the years. Portable recently dissed Asake following his Grammy loss.
Asake fired back with a song named Military. Other artists, including Eedris Abdulkareem, Mode 9, and 2Baba, have also put out diss tracks to confront their rivals.
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