OpenLife reports that a Nigerian man has taken to social media to call out popular online activist VeryDarkMan, pointing out a sudden shift in his online style.
Sharing his thoughts, he wrote:
“VDM me I no understand you again o. You don dey change pattern, e be like say you be content creator now o.
“I know say you no perfect, I dey always see your small small fvck up but na Wizkid matter cast you.
“All those people wey you dey drag get mental health, na everybody get mental health.”
The comment comes amid a growing conversation online about VDM’s recent content, with many questioning the tone and direction of his social media presence.
The exchange serves as a reminder that influence comes with responsibility. Even as creators evolve or experiment with new content, the impact on others’ mental health should not be overlooked.
Respect, empathy, and accountability remain key, showing that the power of social media is best wielded thoughtfully.
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