“You Look Like Beyoncé on Social Media, But When the Filter Is Gone, You Look Like You” – Verydarkman to Nkechi Blessing

 

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In a dramatic social media revelation, influencer Verydarkman has offered N500,000 to the person who snapped Nkechi’s photo at the gym, stirring debates on privacy, online mockery, and social media karma. Reflecting on past conflicts, he recalled, “In 2023, she called me an animal and said that I lived in a rat house. Thank God I don't live in a rat house anymore.”

Verydarkman accused Nkechi of hypocrisy, referencing her past online behavior: “Was it not you that posted the picture of a lady in 2023 and called her a walking infection? It is karma that is dealing with you.”

I While condemning the act of taking someone’s picture to mock them, he advised the person behind the gym photo, “Next time you can make a public video but it is wrong to snap someone's picture with the intention of mocking her. Still, it is Nkechi's karma.”

Addressing the broader issue of authenticity on social media, Verydarkman emphasized his own approach: “Nobody can take my picture and put it online. I always show my real self.” He also critiqued curated social media personas, stating, “You look like Beyoncé on the social media with filter but when the filter is gone, you look like you.”

This controversy reignites discussions on online ethics, the pressure to maintain a flawless online image, and the fine line between entertainment and personal attacks. Verydarkman’s comments highlight how past actions on social media often return in unexpected ways, reminding influencers that online behavior has consequences.

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