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Speed Darlington Questions Burna Boy’s Grammy Win, Cites Diddy’s Influence

by Leadership News
8 months ago
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Nigerian artiste Speed Darlington has stirred the pot by suggesting that Burna Boy’s Grammy win is largely due to the influence of American rapper Diddy. In a recent Instagram video, he credited Diddy for Burna Boy’s rapid rise in fame and success, emphasizing the pivotal role Diddy has played in his career.

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Speed Darlington provocatively challenged Burna Boy to disclose the extent of Diddy’s involvement in his achievements. “It wasn’t long after Burna Boy posted a photo of him and Diddy that he won a Grammy Award. Burna Boy, don’t be offended, but how many oils did Diddy use on you before they gave you the Grammy Award?” he remarked.

This statement comes amid reports that Diddy has recently faced legal issues with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) related to allegations of human trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

 

 

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