I was famous before I met Olamide, Poco Lee – Portable
Portable, the street hop singer, has dismissed claims attributing his fame to Olamide and Poco Lee.
Poco Lee, beyond being a dancer, is known in Nigeria’s music space to be something of an A&R executive.
The dancer is credited to have kickstarted Portable’s music career after introducing him to Olamide.
He also linked Ghana’s Black Sherif with Burna Boy, the Afrofusion star, and aided Bella Shmurda’s big break.
Olamide, as the founder of the YBNL record label, has also aided the breakout of many indigenous singers.
Portable had his big break after featuring Olamide and Poco Lee in his 2021 street hop song ‘Zazoo Zeh’.
But in an interview, the singer argued that he was already famous for his songs before meeting Olamide.
“Nobody linked me. If your time [for fame] is due, everybody DMs you. Nobody made me famous. I trended, that I know,” the singer said.
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Come and carry your brother
Stop it now…you are coming to apologize tomorrow. We know your style to stay relevant
Hmmm. Don’t bite the finger that fed you
I see pride here