You Had To Drop An Album To Remove My Song From Number One – Portable Lambasts Shallipopi For Overthrowing His Song On Apple Music Chart (Video)

Portable accused Shallipopi of being a stream farmer, insisting that his song and career are bigger than his fake efforts.

Social media users are reacting to a video of street artiste, Portable dissing his colleague, Shallipopi after his songs from his new album sent  his Tony Montana track from 1st to 10th.

This came after Shallipopi released his second studio album titled, ‘Shakespopi’ containing nine tracks.

Portable whose song with British rapper, Skepta had been number one for weeks on ‘Apple Music Top 100: Nigeria chart’ is overtaken by all nine tracks on Shallipopi’s album.

Reacting to the drop, Portable accused Shallipopi of farming streams – an inorganic way of boosting position on music charts.

Portable accused Shallipopi of being a stream farmer, insisting that his song and career are bigger than his fake efforts.

“Oh boy, make you rest; man pass man o. Before you could remove my song, you had to drop an album. Your song does not have meaning, is that a song? Can’t you praise God? Can’t you sing good? I am the landlord and I am still going back to number one,” he said in part.