Speed Darlington speaks on his type of music
Darlington Okoye, better known by his stage name Speed Darlington, a Nigerian hip hop musician located in the US, has admitted that, in contrast to his contemporaries in the business, he does not create music for “poor people.”
The contentious musician claimed that because Audiomack is a site for the underprivileged, he does not bother to upload his music there.
During his participation on the most recent episode of media personality Nedu’s Honest Bunch podcast, Speed Darlington made this declaration.
He said, “I don’t m*ss with Audiomack. Audiomack is for poor people.
My music is not for the poor. I..”
Speed Darlington recently got into a verbal altercation with some customers at a store in the Ajah district of Lagos state.
In a video that’s making the rounds on social media, the musician is seen arguing verbally with mall patrons.
According to reports, Speed Darlington’s celebrity status led to admirers approaching him for a photo when they noticed him at the grocery store. He allegedly requested N5,000 in exchange for a photo with him.
The consumers seemed incensed by this as they berated him for having the arrogance to seek money for such a basic shot. Additionally, they chastised him and questioned his identity and relevance in the community.
Speed Darlington, notorious for his crude vocabulary, didn’t hold back as the tension in the marketplace increased.
