Portable Slams Bobrisky Online

Portable slams Bobrisky online in viral video, questioning the influencer’s identity and mocking his lifestyle in a controversial outburst that fuels heated reactions

Portable slams Bobrisky online in a viral video that has sparked a storm of mixed reactions across Nigerian social media, as the outspoken singer launched a scathing attack on the popular crossdresser.

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Speaking in a blend of Yoruba and English, Portable openly questioned Bobrisky’s gender identity, repeatedly using the name “Afolashade” and accusing him of pretending to be a woman.

The video, now widely circulated, shows Portable in an agitated state as he declared, “Bobby Risky, you are not a woman. You dey deceive yourself.”

The singer, known for his unpredictable outbursts, made it clear he disapproved of Bobrisky’s public persona. He mocked Bobrisky’s mannerisms, luxury lifestyle, and attempts to stay in the spotlight, insisting that no amount of wealth could influence him to support what he described as deception.

At one point in the recording, Portable claimed he had been offered ₦100 million to fight the influencer. Laughing off the offer, he said, “Na Ferrari you wan use hold me? E no go work.” He added, “Don’t play with me,” in a stern warning to Bobrisky.

The online clash quickly drew reactions from fans and critics alike, with some supporting Portable’s blunt approach while others condemned his words as offensive and disrespectful. Meanwhile, Bobrisky has yet to issue a direct response to the video.

This latest outburst adds to the growing list of Portable’s social media confrontations, reinforcing his reputation as one of Nigeria’s most controversial entertainers.

While many see his antics as publicity stunts, others argue that his remarks cross the line into harmful territory, especially when directed at individuals living openly against societal norms.

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As debates continue, the video remains a trending topic, highlighting the volatile intersection of fame, identity, and personal freedom in the Nigerian entertainment scene.