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The controversial rapper Speed Darlington, whose real name is Darlington Okoye, has responded to fellow musician CDQ, who stated that he would never collaborate with him, even if he were offered $100 billion.
The drama was said to have begun when CDQ made the comment in an appearance on Teddy A’s Echoo Room podcast.
In response to a question about which artist he would never work with, he confidently named Speed Darlington, stating that no amount of money could force him to do so.
When Darlington responded to the remark during a live session with his fans, he claimed he had no idea who CDQ was.
He questioned CDQ’s continued significance in the music industry and made fun of his fame and wealth.
Darlington continued by saying that he doesn’t care about people he doesn’t know, and he laughed the whole thing off.
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Furthermore, he said that CDQ should not be taken seriously because it has probably never had N50 million.
“CDQ mentioned your name just now. Not enough! He is unknown to me. I should never have known him. Without knowing me, you are a zero. For QDT, give it up.
“How does that sound? The impoverished man has not spent N50 million. You show me no respect,” he said.
