Renowned Nigerian artiste Burna Boy has disclosed his new approach to handling critics, just weeks after the controversial arrest of rapper Speed Darlington.
Fans will recall that Speed Darlington had mysteriously disappeared from the public eye, sparking concerns, before it was later revealed that he had been taken into custody. Though details surrounding the arrest remain sketchy, it has stirred widespread discussion online.
Now, Burna Boy has taken to his Instagram page to reveal his plan for dealing with those who criticize him. The Grammy-winning singer hinted at a strategic shift, moving away from traditional confrontations to a more legal route. He expressed frustration over the changing dynamics of the “streets,” emphasizing that old ways of settling disputes are no longer effective.
“The streets ain’t what it used to be. The old rules no longer apply. No more sliding. Just sue your opps to court and take their money,” Burna Boy wrote in his Instagram story.
The artiste’s statement has stirred reactions among fans and observers, who are keenly interpreting it as a warning to his detractors. Burna Boy’s new stance suggests a growing inclination among celebrities to explore legal avenues against trolls and critics, rather than resorting to physical or verbal confrontations.
Check out reactions that trailed this;
lah__gh0st.x19: “If I go missing na you
If you go missing no be me ”
bigg_rossa: “Wooo leave talk drop song abeg, na you and wiz Dey give us joy with music”
omzynificent: “Akpi would think Burna is referring to him now. He would jump on this and ride on it for weeks to remain relevant online♂️♂️♂️♂️”
lean_magic: “At last, Burna timberland go rest… No more formatting people’s brain”
__logo_____1: “Who this one dey tell story Abeg pack somewhere”
While Burna Boy didn’t explicitly mention Speed Darlington, the timing of his message has led many to speculate about its connection to the rapper’s recent arrest and ongoing controversies.
