Street Hip-Hop Drama As Portable Omolalomi’s Struggle with Promoter Over Shatta Wale Song

Portable Omolalomi’s Call-Out: Show Promoter Denies Release of Shatta Wale Collab

Street Hip-Hop artiste Portable Omolalomi recently took to Instagram to address a troubling incident involving a show promoter who allegedly refused to release his song featuring Shatta Wale.

The artiste, known for his Zazu track, shed light on the situation during a live session, pinpointing the promoter in question.

Encounter with Bankulli, Courtesy of Abu Abel

In the course of the live session, Portable revealed that he encountered the show promoter, Bankulli, through the controversial socialite Abu Abel.

The unfolding events suggest a connection between these individuals leading to a collaboration opportunity.

Unfortunate Day: G-Wagon Accident and Unreleased Song

Portable recounted the day of the incident, stating that he was en route to record the song featuring Shatta Wale when he had an accident with his G-Wagon SUV. Despite the setback and the loss of his vehicle, the artiste expressed dismay that the song was not released.

Frustration and Allegations Against the Music Industry

Expressing his frustration, Portable accused the music industry of harboring jealousy towards his success, especially following a recent collaboration with UK rapper Skepta.

The artiste questioned why those he collaborates with tend to withhold the release of his songs and pondered if it was due to him outshining them.

“Why is it that the people I have done hit music with always refuse to release my songs? Is it because I outshined them? Abu Abel asked me to meet Bankulli, I had an accident with my G-Wagon and still managed to be there to record the song. You can see that I am not a coward,” he expressed.

The Video Clip: A Window into Portable’s Frustration

To gain a firsthand understanding of Portable’s sentiments and allegations, watch the video clip shared below.

Watch the video below… [Link to the video clip]