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Burna Boy vows to sue haters after Speed Darlington’s arrest.
Nigerian award-winning artist Burna Boy has announced a new, hardline approach to dealing with online trolls, opting for legal action rather than silence.
Following the recent arrest of Speed Darlington—a personality known for his controversial statements—Burna Boy shared his frustration with the changing online culture in an Instagram post. “The streets ain’t what it used to be,” he stated. “No more sliding. Just sue your opps to court and take their money.”
This bold stance has sparked divided opinions. While many fans applaud Burna Boy for taking a stand against online harassment, others worry it may lead to a chilling effect on free expression.
Some have also drawn connections between this decision and Speed Darlington’s arrest, speculating on how these incidents highlight the impact of online behavior within the music industry.
As Burna Boy prepares to challenge critics in court, fans and artists alike are watching closely to see if his strategy will successfully curb online trolling or inspire a new approach to dealing with detractors.
lmao! Burna Boy has really delt with Speed Darlington that’s why he’s dropping music so he can make back the money he has lost. 😂🤣 pic.twitter.com/lZVOh0pOwC
— benny. (@benny7gg) October 28, 2024
In addition, Burna shared reflections on his success and wealth, revealing that he now surpasses the financial standing of many he once admired.
Burna Boy conveyed this sentiment in a now-deleted Instagram Story on October 26, 2024.
The Afrofusion star emphasized that perseverance and determination can lead to extraordinary achievements, underscoring the importance of not underestimating anyone’s potential.
He shared, “Imagine growing up and only politicians and oil men were the ones really getting REAL money, followed by the G boys. Music wasn’t even in the conversation when money was the topic.”