Street-hop sensation Portable is making headlines again, and this time, he’s sending a strong message to Burna Boy, the African Giant himself. After receiving a cash gift of 20 million naira from Burna Boy following his victory over Speed Darlington in their highly publicized celebrity boxing match, Portable has now publicly requested something bigger. He wants a music collaboration.
In a recent Instagram post, Portable said:
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“Some people go wan use advice finish you, but Burna give me 20 million. That money give me ginger, but make e no end for there. Money go finish, but feature with African Giant go last forever!”
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Portable, known for his raw street energy and unfiltered honesty, expressed gratitude for the generous gesture but clarified that Burna Boy has yet to respond to any of his direct messages or calls. He’s now taking it public. He is appealing for a historic feature that could change the course of his career.
This all comes after Burna Boy gifted Portable the hefty sum as a show of support. This occurred after Speed Darlington’s controversial comments about Burna’s Grammy win. Speedy alleged Burna Boy’s accolades were undeserved.
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Burna Boy had Speed Darlington arrested. This stirred a feud that only intensified after he lost the boxing match to Portable. He left the ring with a broken nose and arm.
Portable, whose rise to fame began with the viral hit “Zazoo Zeh,” has grown into a street culture icon. He represents raw Nigerian hustle and unfiltered artistry. Despite controversies and criticism, his impact on the local music scene is undeniable.
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Further, he was featured by Skepta on “Tony Montana,” his biggest song yet. The song was a global hit. This is why so many fans believe a feature with Burna Boy will make waves globally.
With this latest plea, Portable is pushing for legacy over hype. If Burna Boy answers, it could be one of the most talked-about collaborations in Nigerian music history.
