Portable Brags About Streaming Success, Slams Rivals for Using Promotions
- Nigerian singer Portable has publicly criticized an unidentified colleague.
- On Instagram, he celebrated his music’s success across all streaming platforms, highlighting that his haters are always seeking his trouble.
Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has once again stirred conversation online after seemingly throwing shade at an unidentified fellow artist.
Taking to his Instagram page, the “Zazuu” crooner boasted about the widespread success of his music across streaming platforms. He confidently stated that his popularity speaks for itself and that he doesn’t rely on anyone to push his music.
In his post, Portable criticized an unnamed individual for allegedly using others to promote their songs. He made it clear that true success in the industry doesn’t require begging people to stream or download music.
He wrote:
“ZAzuu me I don blow my songs dey blow everywhere
Na una dey look for Wahala those who send una come no fit put body if them like make them dey use una dey do promotion who blow no dey beg people to download songs if you blow your songs go blow see no fam streaming no fake life reality pass juju”.
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This statement has sparked speculation among fans, many of whom are trying to guess which artist Portable might be referring to.
In other news, Davido’s longtime manager, Asa Asika, has sent social media into a frenzy after saying that Afrobeats would have grown even bigger if Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy had teamed up on a song.
In a clip making the rounds on X (formerly Twitter), Asika made this bold statement during an interview, pointing out that a major collaboration between Nigeria’s three biggest stars could have boosted global ticket sales and pushed the genre further.
According to him, “If Wizkid, Davido and Burna collaborated, we would’ve been more successful, even stronger in terms of ticket sales.”
His comment has sparked massive reactions online. While some fans agreed with him, saying a joint hit from the three Afrobeats giants would break the internet, others argued that each artist has done enough individually to take the genre global.
