“I don’t like this dark stuff” – IShowSpeed’s comment about Nigeria sparks online reactions

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Popular American streamer IShowSpeed has stirred reactions online following a comment he made shortly after arriving in Nigeria.

The streamer, who has been touring several African countries in recent weeks to mark his 21st birthday, recently arrived in Lagos.

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Since touching down, IShowSpeed has visited a number of notable places across the city and has begun receiving an immersive, first-hand experience of Nigerian culture, lifestyle, and everyday life — all while streaming live to his millions of followers.

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However, during one of his livestreams as night approached, Speed was heard saying:

“It’s getting dark here in Nigeria. I don’t like this dark stuff.”

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While some fans argued that he was simply referring to nightfall, others felt the statement was poorly worded and unnecessary.

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The comment quickly spread across social media, with many viewers interpreting it differently.

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One commentator wrote, “Our embarrassment is showing. Imagine a whole road without streetlights.” Another added, “Speed always talks without thinking.”

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Whether misunderstood or not, the moment once again highlights how quickly words can spark controversy online, particularly when spoken by a global influencer visiting Africa.

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