Controversial musician, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has opened up to his fans about the reason behind his ‘street’ behaviour, saying “people will always cheat you if you are calm”.
The “Zazuu” crooner made this known in a recent interview hosted by Timi Agbaje, where he was asked why he always fights online.
Reacting to the question, Portable asked the interviewer if he had been cheated before and he said yes.
Portable further asked if he called out or fought the person over the wrong deed and the interviewer replied no.
Portable then informed the interviewer that he will keep on getting cheated by people until he learns to stop being calm.
He added that since he (Portable) does not want to be cheated on, he will continue fighting anyone who ever tries to bully him.
TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) recalls that recently Portable had revealed his desire to add the most prestigious prize in music to his award shelf.
When asked what would he do to have reached the top of his career, Portable revealed that it would be winning the Grammy. He further revealed that’s last album ‘Son Of Ika’ was a play at winning the Grammy.
The headline-making artist revealed that he wishes to win the award for the best African artist at the Grammys.
Am a legend, hence I wish to work with female music legends like Asa and Tiwa Savage
Fans will be curious to see how Portable can assert himself over the African continent to become the best African artist even though the category does not exist.
On being an inspiration to youths: The ‘Zazzu Zeh’ crooner stated that it flatters him that his hairstyle is being imitated by youths across the country. He revealed that at some point, he was tempted to feel angry at the imitation before realizing it was a product of his fame and success.
On the female artists, he will like to work with, Portable stated that he’s a legend hence he wishes to work with female music legends like Asa and Tiwa Savage.
Portable also called on megastars Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy should help his career just as Olamide did by launching him to mainstream success on ‘Zazzo Zeh’.
