King Mitchy’s Instagram Business Page Taken Down Following Feud With VeryDarkMan

King Mitchy’s business Instagram page has reportedly been taken down after supporters of VeryDarkMan, popularly known as “Ratel,” reportedly mass‑reported her account following a public online clash. The dispute erupted earlier today when King Mitchy and VeryDarkMan engaged in a heated back-and-forth over alleged mismanagement of donated funds, drawing widespread attention from their respective fanbases. Reacting to the account’s removal, King Mitchy shared a screenshot of her now-disabled Instagram page, writing: “@verydarkblackman this is my business page… your people took my source of income down!!! Let’s not go this lane o. You remove food from my mouth I wan let you know say e no go funny.” The situation has sparked intense discussion online, with many commenting on the influence of coordinated reporting and the risks social media figures face when fan communities get involved in disputes.

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VeryDarkMan Challenges BLord’s Ratel Trademark Claim, Demands Certificate Proof

Social media commentator VeryDarkMan (VDM) has slammed businessman BLord over his claim to have trademarked the name Ratel, calling it a publicity stunt and empty threats. The controversy erupted after BLord warned VDM to stop using the name, asserting that he held full ownership of the brand and that any usage would require his approval. Responding on his Instagram page, VDM dismissed the claim and challenged BLord to provide official documentation. “First things first, to show you how stupid a lot of you are and how dumb you are. Where is the certificate? Where is your acceptance letter?” he wrote. VDM expressed disbelief that someone well-versed in advertising and branding would make such a serious claim without proof. “I did not believe that somebody like BLord that knows about advertising, that knows about branding, will foolish himself like this,” he added. He further clarified that while three names — Ratel, The Ratel, and Ratel NG — were reportedly filed for trademark registration in September 2024, filing alone does not guarantee ownership. VDM noted that rather than harming him, the controversy has only increased Ratel’s visibility and publicity more than ever.   View this post on Instagram  

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