‘I’m number 1 musician in West Africa’ – Speed Darlington

• In a recent podcast with Bae U Barbie, Speed Darlington stated he is currently the most trending musician in the subregion.
• He declared himself as the best, warning that nobody should compare him with any other artist

Nigerian rapper Speed Darlington has made a statement declaring himself the top musician in West Africa.

During his appearance on the podcast “Curiosity Made Me Ask” hosted by Bae U Barbie, he claimed to be the most trending musician in the region.

He stated:

“I am the number one musician/celebrity in West Africa. No one is hotter than me”.

Speed Darlington had earlier addressed comparisons with fellow artist Portable, emphasizing that he is a more established artist and should not be compared to others.

He highlighted his ability to conduct his business without issues, unlike Portable, who recently faced legal troubles.

The controversy ensued after reports emerged that Portable, known for his controversial style and music, was arrested by the police over alleged debt amounting to N14 million related to his G-Wagon.

Seizing the opportunity, Speed Darlington took to social media to mock Portable’s predicament, adding fuel to the fire.

Speed Darlington prides himself on living within his means, revealing that his Benz is an impressive 18 years old.

emphasizing on his financial prudence Speed Darlington said:

“You see Portable jumping the fence? He’s in trouble! A Yoruba superstar can’t even afford a Benz [laughs].”

In response, trolls and fans alike criticized Speed Darlington for his comments, prompting the artist, who is based abroad, to retaliate through his social media page.

He adamantly declared that he stands as the superior artist and warned against any attempts to equate him with Portable.

Emphasizing his stature, Speed Darlington highlighted his international presence and asserted that he conducts his affairs without attracting police attention, unlike Portable.

Speed Darlington went on to express his disdain for any comparisons with Portable, wishing ill fate upon those who dare to associate him with the controversial musician.