Controversial Nigerian artist Portable has generated significant discussion with his recent assertion that he has produced a greater number of hit songs than Grammy-winning musician Burna Boy.
In a video that has gained traction on social media, the Zazu performer confidently claimed to have outperformed the self-proclaimed African Giant in terms of hit production.
Firm in his assertion, Portable, known for his provocative statements and frequent controversies, rejected any suggestion that he was making a baseless claim.
In the video, he highlighted his achievements, mentioning his well-known track “Tony Montana” as one of his successful songs. He directly addressed Burna Boy, stating, “Uncle Burna, I have more hits than you.”
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A social media user, @TygaOfLagos, commented, “Him say first fear to even mention the name self.”
Another user, @teemah_zee64060, remarked: “Everybody Dey create happiness for themselves, so he too join them, no be only heat song na temperature and cold song🤣.”
It is important to note that Portable’s comments come in the wake of criticism related to his bold statements and unfiltered views about fellow artist Tiwa Savage, particularly regarding his expressed interest in a romantic relationship with her.
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