Controversial Nigerian street-hop sensation, Portable, has ignited yet another firestorm on social media with his latest diss track, this time targeting Nollywood actor and matchmaker, Lege Miami.
The track, which features the provocative lyric “Wo ni Lege ma n soapy”, uses street slang to throw suggestive jabs at Lege following his recent scandal involving a leaked explicit video. The song has quickly gone viral, sparking a wave of reactions ranging from laughter to outrage.
While Portable’s loyal fans hail the track as “classic street madness,” critics have begun to question the singer’s creative direction and over-reliance on controversy for publicity.
Known for his breakout hit Zazoo Zeh, Portable once won fans with his raw sound and street credibility. However, recent patterns show that the singer increasingly leverages trending scandals, social media spats, and public name-drops to generate buzz. His latest track also references high-profile figures like Seyi Tinubu and fashion entrepreneur Seyi Vodi, raising eyebrows over the singer’s obsession with clout.
Critics argue that rather than evolve musically, Portable has built a persona around chaos, baiting reactions through drama instead of artistry. “He’s becoming the king of controversy more than the king of street-hop,” one fan commented on X (formerly Twitter).
In response, Lege Miami posted a calm but cryptic video quoting Fuji legend Ayinde Barrister, choosing not to escalate the feud but clearly signaling his disapproval.
This latest clash adds to Portable’s growing list of online altercations and legal troubles, leading many to question whether his musical career is headed in a sustainable direction—or if it’s just a cycle of social media stunts.
As streaming numbers rise and headlines follow, one question continues to surface: is Portable still making music for the streets, or is he simply chasing trends for clicks?
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