The controversy reportedly began after VeryDarkMan boasted that he had become influential enough to bring down Zlatan's career if he wanted to, warning that he could deploy his influence against the singer if Zlatan continued to get on his nerves.
However, the Zanku crooner appears unfazed by the threat, choosing to respond through music rather than social media exchanges.
Three nights ago, Zlatan took a swipe at VeryDarkMan in a featured song with Nigerian singer Peruzzi, delivering a controversial verse that many listeners have interpreted as a direct response to the activist.
In the verse, Zlatan made a suggestive reference to VDM's personal life, contrasting him with someone identified as Vincent and making a crude joke about having a wife who could satisfy his needs instead of resorting to soap.
But the exchange did not end there.
Zlatan has seemingly shifted his attention to VeryDarkMan's brother, Kokopee, whom he reportedly described as Nigeria's oldest upcoming artiste.
Taking another dig, the singer questioned how Kokopee could still be considered an upcoming artiste after seven years in the industry, suggesting that despite his brother's much-publicised influence, VeryDarkMan has been unable to help him break through.
The ongoing exchange has generated reactions among music and entertainment followers, with many watching to see whether VeryDarkMan will respond or allow the matter to die down.
Honestly, this war of words needs to end, but with Zlatan seemingly having already cooked the Ratel president, the chances of an immediate ceasefire appear slim.
One thing, though, is difficult to deny: the song is sweet!
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