In other news, Portable has responded to Zlatan's claim of having ₦500 million in his account, and he did not hold back.
Portable quickly fired back, expressing disbelief that a musician could legitimately have such a large amount, and suggested the funds might not actually belong to Zlatan.
"You are either involved in money laundering or cartel business,"
He said.
(laughs hard like Carter Efe)
Portable then boasted that he has seen and spent over ₦500 million himself, adding that he would soon become a Fanta ambassador with an endorsement fee running into hundreds of millions. Zlatan responded with a jab:
"With all the soap and Fanta, ₦500m still go far for my guy eye".
In his latest video, Portable appeared to fire back, saying,
"Do I look like someone who hasn't seen money before? I have cars, houses, businesses."
He also questioned how many songs Zlatan has made, adding that it's not about account balance but about helping people.
(claps hands like Okocha)
But here is what the blogs did not tell you.
The real reason Portable is so quick to drag Zlatan over the ₦500 million screenshot is not because he actually thinks Zlatan is involved in shady business. It is because he recently begged Zlatan to buy him a bottle of Fanta during a studio session, and Zlatan said no. Portable has been holding onto that rejection ever since. He was thirsty, humiliated, and now he wants revenge. He isn't fighting Zlatan, he is fighting for his dignity.
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Source: One of Portable's associates, Tolani Prince, who was at the studio that day and confirmed Zlatan told him, "Buy your own Fanta."
