- Nigerian artist Portable has sparked controversy online with a video confrontation involving his younger brother, Badmus Yunus.
- The video highlights Portable questioning Yunus about his lack of a car despite being a 300-level university student.
- Portable emphasizes their familial connection, stating they share the same father.
Controversial Nigerian artist Portable has stirred online debate after a video surfaced showing him confronting his younger brother, Badmus Yunus, over his lack of a car even though he’s a 300-level university student and more formally educated.
The video, posted by @AsakyGRN on X (formerly Twitter), captured Portable addressing his sibling, confirming they share the same father.
In the clip, Portable expressed surprise and disapproval, saying: “You’re in 300 level, you don’t own a car. You’re more educated than I am.” He continued by drawing comparisons between their lives, questioning the value of academic success without financial independence.
The video quickly gained traction online and sparked mixed reactions. While some viewers criticized Portable for placing unrealistic expectations on his brother, others debated the role of education versus hustle in achieving success.
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See some reactions below:
@Yaz_emipre: “The guy sabi sing na the main thing be that no be to sign brother, because it’s not family business.”
@Paul69106460: “It’s one thing to playfully beat your younger thing, it’s another to video record the event and share for the world to see. Not only that, imagine shaming the lad for not having a car at 300lv Is money everything about life?”
@oluwa_samuel: “I hope he won’t put is academics hold for portable record label. NCIS he might regret later in life.”
@KyleLowe7: “Una dey shout music no be family business I no know say una still mumu like this Shallipopi wey carry he generation enter music kor?”
@jessebinyet001: “Potable na issue imagine where you Dey and your bro no get btc 😂 god abeg.”
@Dophamine82_: “You can take the monkey from the zoo but can’t take the zoo from the monkey. Rich get richer by growing the family trees.”
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