"Every Girl is Gay": Darkoo Sparks Firestorm with Bold Claim About Female Attraction

British-Nigerian rapper and singer, Darkoo, has once again stirred the internet with a bold and unapologetic opinion that has fans talking and critics sharpening their knives. In a recent online statement, the "Gangsta" crooner boldly declared, "Every girl is gay. Most women find bare girls hot." The comment, which was delivered with the casual confidence that Darkoo is known for, quickly sparked a wildfire of reactions across social media platforms.

The 22-year-old artist, who has built her career not just on her sound but also on her refusal to conform to traditional expectations, is no stranger to controversy. Known for blurring the lines of gender expression and breaking stereotypes, Darkoo’s latest declaration goes beyond music and touches on deep societal conversations around sexuality, attraction, and the fluidity of identity—especially among women.

Screenshots of her statement have circulated rapidly, with fans and critics alike dissecting her words. Some hailed her honesty as refreshing and resonant with their own experiences, while others accused her of generalizing and misrepresenting female sexuality. Regardless of where one stands, the buzz surrounding her words is undeniable.

On X (formerly Twitter), one user wrote, “Darkoo is just saying what many of y’all are afraid to admit. There’s a spectrum and a lot of girls do be finding other girls attractive. Stop pretending.” Another chimed in sarcastically, “Next time y’all speak for all women, just make sure you ask ALL women. This take ain’t it.”

Darkoo, who has never been one to shy away from showing affection towards women in her videos or performances, didn’t flinch under the scrutiny. Instead, she doubled down by liking tweets supporting her view and resharing posts that called her “real” and “brave.” It’s clear that for Darkoo, speaking her truth isn’t just about clout—it’s an extension of who she is, both on and off the mic.

This isn't the first time celebrities have made headlines for sharing unfiltered opinions about sexuality and attraction. However, what makes Darkoo's take hit differently is the simplicity of her phrasing and the confidence with which she made her claim. She didn’t leave room for ambiguity. In her mind, attraction among women isn't a rare occurrence—it's practically universal. Whether playful or serious, her words carry a weight that forces listeners to examine their own biases and assumptions.

In an industry where image often overshadows authenticity, Darkoo's candidness is both disruptive and daring. The music scene, especially in genres like afrobeats, hip hop, and dancehall where traditional norms often dominate, isn't always welcoming to open conversations about queerness—especially from women of African descent. Darkoo’s confidence in expressing her beliefs could be seen as a brave challenge to that status quo, using her platform to shake cultural rigidity.

But beyond the buzz and backlash, her statement does tap into a broader societal trend. Conversations about sexual fluidity, especially among women, have become more visible in recent years. Pop culture has played its part—shows, music, and social media have increasingly showcased women being open about attraction to other women without necessarily identifying as lesbian or bisexual. For many, it’s about energy, connection, or simple admiration.

Still, many critics have pointed out that sweeping generalizations like Darkoo’s can be reductive and dismissive. Not every woman identifies with such experiences, and lumping all girls under one label—no matter how well-intentioned—can erase valid identities and feelings. As one online user put it, “There’s a difference between appreciating beauty and being sexually attracted. Saying every girl is gay erases a lot of women’s truths.”

Despite the clash of opinions, it’s undeniable that Darkoo’s statement has ignited important conversations. Whether one agrees or not, it's clear her words struck a chord that goes beyond surface-level gossip. It's about identity, freedom, and the ever-shifting boundaries of human attraction.

As the debate rages on, Darkoo remains unbothered, continuing to post content and promote her music while the internet wrestles with her views. For her fans, this is nothing new—just another unapologetic moment from an artist who refuses to dim her light or censor her beliefs.

In a time where every word a public figure says is scrutinized and spun, Darkoo’s refusal to play it safe might just be her most revolutionary trait. Whether you’re cheering her on or shaking your head, one thing is clear: she’s not backing down—and the world is watching.