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VeryDarkMan Releases Track ‘Court Case’ To Fund For Legal Battles


Controversial social media critic Martins Vincent Otse, popularly called VeryDarkMan (VDM) has released and shared snippets of his new song, “Court Case,” from his album ‘Body Of Christ.’

VDM, who shared parts of the music video on social media, urged his followers to stream his song so that he could make enough money to pay the charges the court slammed against him.

He also revealed that he hoped to collaborate with notable Nigerian artists such as 2Baba, Vector, MI Abaga, Magnito, and Mode Nine.

However, he admitted that financial constraints prevent him from featuring all the artists he admires, noting that gospel artist Mercy Chinwo inspired him.

“So, this is the second song off my album titled Court Case, so I just want to give a shout-out to Mercy Chinwo for being an inspiration behind this second hit.

“I’d like to feature some big rappers in Nigeria, talking about the incredible MI Abaga, talking about one of the most underrated rappers in Nigeria, Magnito fresh out, ill also like to feature VEC GOAT, VECTOR, talking about Mode Nine, Talking about Neto C, ill like to also feature Tuface Idibia in my song but I can’t afford it right now but I believe that if I sell this song if you people stream my song, I will have more money to feature them and also pay for my court case,” he said.

VDM had previously faced criticism for referencing the ‘Body of Christ’ in his first recordings; however, this has not deterred him from continuing his musical pursuits.



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