Portable Targets Bobrisky In Upcoming New Diss Track
Highly controversial Nigerian street-hop performer Portable, is seriously gearing up to drop a diss tune and his target isn’t a farfetched name.
The diss track is directed towards Bobrisky, popular transgender and controversial celebrity. From time, Portable has had a reputation for speaking things as they are and doing so in the most brutally-honest manner. As there is no smoke without fire, Portable lashing out on a track does not come in vain. The teasing of the new diss song follows a rumored online altercation between the singer and Bobrisky.
The conflict allegedly started when Portable took the unsubtle swipe at Bobrisky for taking home the Best Dressed Female prize at a recent film screening. Bobrisky retaliated by threatening to take action if Portable persisted in his internet attacks. And it looks like the musician does not take well to threats, prompting a response from him through music.
Portable ironically titled the song, “Brotherhood,” though other details about its release date hasn’t been made available.
Portable set to drop d!ss track for Bobrisky titled ‘Brotherhood’.
pic.twitter.com/Mqh3oRVDAU— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) March 27, 2024
Additionally, the song’s exact lyrics are still unknown, but it probably revolves around Bobrisky’s dispute with the prize and might touch on other, more general issues pertaining to her transsexual status. It’s unclear how Bobrisky will react, though some have speculated that a counter-diss statement might be well on its way.
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