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Speed Darlington shouts at director for staring at vixen’s backside during music video shoot
Nigerian rap artiste, Speed Darlington has been captured on tape lashing out at a music video director for being distracted during a shoot.
The director was in charge of coordinating the video shoot for one of Speedy’s song, but the singer got irritated by what he allegedly did.
Speed Darlington accused the man of staring lustingly at a video vixen’s derriere instead of focusing on his job.
Akpi s he is fondly called, ridiculed the guy by saying he was just a camara man and asked him who he is in Igbo language.
The internet sensation felt it was disrespectful that the musician who owns the music video was not admiring the vixen, yet the director was doing so.
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