In a lively and entertaining live session currently making the rounds on TikTok, Nigerian music stars Seun Kuti and Vector sparked online buzz as they excitedly discussed Arsenal’s potential big moves ahead of the new football season — before turning their banter on outspoken social commentator, VeryDarkMan.
The video, now trending across football fan communities, captured the two die-hard Arsenal fans dissecting the club’s transfer prospects, particularly the possibility of signing Swedish striker Viktor Gyökeres and other top-tier players.
With renewed hope for Arsenal’s 2025/2026 Premier League campaign, Seun Kuti and Vector expressed strong optimism that the North London club was finally ready to break their trophy drought.
As the discussion gained momentum, known Manchester United loyalist and online personality VeryDarkMan (VDM) joined the stream — initially poking fun at the duo’s high hopes for the season. “Arsenal go still end am trophyless again,” VDM jokingly remarked in the comments, triggering laughter from viewers.
Seun Kuti and Vector then extended a playful invite to VeryDarkMan, who joined the live session. What followed was a spirited and humorous back-and-forth where the Arsenal supporters roasted him over Manchester United’s inconsistent performances in recent seasons.
From underwhelming managerial shifts to lackluster signings, the artists didn’t hold back as they playfully dissected United’s downfall.
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The video has since gone viral on Nigerian TikTok and X (formerly Twitter), sparking renewed debates among Premier League fans across the country.
As Arsenal fans cling to hope and Manchester United supporters brace for more banter, the lively exchange between Seun Kuti, Vector, and VeryDarkMan adds yet another entertaining chapter to the culture-rich world of Nigerian football fandom online.
With Arsenal’s rumored pursuit of Viktor Gyökeres gaining traction and Manchester United under scrutiny, this online encounter proves that football talk is alive and well — with music icons leading the charge.
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