Portable brags about his music success, insisting he needs no promotion to top streaming charts.
He shades fellow artists who use influencers, claiming real talent shines without marketing tricks.
Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has once again sparked online reactions after boasting about his musical achievements and taking aim at fellow artists who rely on promotional tactics to boost their songs.
On his Instagram page, he proudly declared that his music has gained organic traction across streaming platforms without external help. He emphasized that his popularity is genuine and not dependent on marketing gimmicks or influencers to promote his work.
Seemingly addressing an unnamed rival, Portable slammed the practice of using others to push songs, suggesting that real talent and success don’t require begging fans for streams or downloads.
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.
The post has ignited conversations online, with fans divided over his comments some applauding his confidence and authenticity, others criticizing him for throwing indirect jabs at colleagues in the industry.
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