Controversial activist and social commentator, VeryDarkMan (VDM), took to Instagram to shower praises on top Nigerian artistes including Burna Boy, Phyno, and Naira Marley, following a studio session he described as “authentic, real and full of positive energy.” In a lengthy caption accompanying a behind-the-scenes post, VDM reflected on the rare vibe he experienced during the meetup.
According to VDM, the energy in the room was one of the most genuine he’s felt in a long while. He noted that the session was devoid of competition, hate, or judgment — instead filled with mutual support and a desire to see everyone succeed. “The mentality was just win-win,” he wrote.
He singled out Burna Boy for special recognition, calling him someone he wished everyone could meet one-on-one. “No fakeness,” VDM emphasized, saying the Grammy-winning star radiates authenticity and big-brother energy. He confessed to having mad love for Burna and appreciated how real the encounter felt.
Phyno also received his flowers. VDM described the Eastern rap king as someone who doesn’t sugarcoat words. “Phyno don’t care, he just looks at you and says it straight — KING TYPE SHHHH,” VDM noted, applauding Phyno’s direct and no-nonsense personality.
Naira Marley, known for his streetwise charm, didn’t escape mention either. VDM humorously recounted how Naira laughed at him during the session, joking that he had already gone viral without even trying. “Bro say na hit already,” he quoted, amidst laughter and cruise.
The atmosphere, according to VDM, was far from the usual industry tension. He highlighted how the presence of hit producer Telz added to the vibe. “I just go disturb them for nothing,” he joked, admitting he felt like a fan crashing a party.
Despite joking that he wasted their studio time, VDM hinted that a potential record might be on the way. However, he claimed Burna Boy gave it a thumbs-down, saying it wasn’t sweet. VDM accepted the critique in good faith, acknowledging that Burna knows what’s best for his own sound.
In his usual raw tone, VDM revealed that singer SamLarry was begging him to feature on a song, while popular videographer DKoKopee handled the camera work behind the scenes.
The snippet may not have dropped yet, but the post has sparked excitement among fans who are eager to see what might come from this unlikely collaboration. Whether or not the track ever sees the light of day, one thing is clear — VDM is now rubbing shoulders with the industry’s elite.
This post not only reinforced VDM’s growing influence but also humanized some of the country’s biggest stars, showing that behind the fame lies a mutual respect and shared hunger to push the culture forward.
Me: VDM don turn artist ooo😂 make una no worry , the banger go soon drop🔥
Oya make una drop comments ooo👇
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