Speed Darlington Questions Burna Boy About How Many Baby Oil Diddy Used On Him Before Winning Grammy
In a series of controversial remarks, Nigerian rapper and entertainer Speed Darlington has sparked a new wave of attention on social media by making bold statements about Grammy- winning artist Burna Boy and his relationship with American music mogul, Sean ” P Diddy” Combs. In a recent outburst, Darlington questioned the nature of Burna Boy’ s association with P Diddy, implying that it may have played a role in the Afro- fusion star’ s Grammy win.
Darlington, known for his outlandish remarks and public feuds, posted on social media with a mix of satire and insinuation, asking Burna Boy how many ” baby oils and lubricants” P Diddy might have used on him before he won his first Grammy. The statement, though framed humorously, appeared to suggest that there may be more behind Burna Boy’ s Grammy success than his musical talent.
His post read: ” Burna Boy! How many baby oils and lubricants did P Diddy use on your nyâsh before giving you a Grammy? Don’ t get mad at me, I am just curious to know. ” He went on to elaborate, sharing his personal experience and decision to keep his distance from P Diddy despite receiving attention from the American producer.
According to Darlington, his Igbo peers had advised him against associating with P Diddy when the mogul showed interest in him, warning him of the possible consequences. He claimed that he heeded their advice and stayed away. However, after rejecting the invitation, Darlington noted that many Nigerian artists, including Burna Boy, rushed to America to meet with the music executive.
This timeline, Darlington argued, seemed to suggest a connection between Burna Boy’ s Grammy win and his public association with P Diddy. He hinted that after Burna Boy shared a photo with P Diddy, his fortunes seemed to change rapidly. Within a year, Burna Boy had won the coveted Grammy Award for Best Global Music Album, further fueling Darlington’ s curiosity about what transpired behind the scenes.
In his post, Speed Darlington also poked fun at the idea that P Diddy’ s supposed influence could be responsible for an oil shortage in the market, referencing the Nigerian slang ” nyâsh” in a humorous yet provocative way.
For now, the music world remains focused on Burna Boy’ s continued success as one of Africa’ s top musical exports, while Speed Darlington continues to attract attention with his unapologetic and bold commentary.
