Saheed Osupa Vows to Deal with Portable and Taye Currency Despite Public Apologies
The drama between legendary Fuji star Saheed Osupa and controversial singer Portable continues to intensify as Osupa has vowed to take action against the two, despite their public apologies. The beef began when Portable accused Osupa of removing his song from streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music over copyright issues.
A viral video surfaced on Instagram where Portable lashed out at Osupa, calling him “big for nothing” for reportedly reporting his song. In response to the backlash, Portable publicly apologized to Osupa, expressing regret for his actions.
The Taye Currency Incident
In addition to the conflict with Portable, Fuji musician Taye Currency also found himself in Osupa's crosshairs. During a reunion with his former boss Pasuma, Currency referred to Osupa as his “colleague,” a statement that angered Osupa's fans. The phrase seemed to downplay the elder musician’s legendary status, and this further fueled the tension.
Osupa's Response: “I Am Coming for You”
While both Portable and Taye Currency have apologized, Saheed Osupa isn’t ready to let things slide. During a recent live performance, Osupa reacted to the disrespectful remarks with fierce words.
“You will still be dealt with because you think you can come for an elder. I am coming for you.”
The crowd responded enthusiastically, chanting Portable’s name, to which Osupa responded:
“Ati colleague mi, má wò rí. Mo n bò,” (meaning “And my colleague, don’t worry, I’m coming for you.”)
His words suggest that despite the apologies, the feud isn't over yet, and Osupa seems determined to set things straight on his terms.
What’s Behind the Drama?
The ongoing saga between Osupa, Portable, and Taye Currency highlights a clash of respect and rivalry within the music industry. For Osupa, who has enjoyed a long and successful career in Fuji music, his pride and legacy are central to his response to the younger generation's remarks.
On the other hand, Portable and Taye Currency have their own paths, with Portable being known for his outspoken nature and Currency's more subtle approach to the feud. The social media clash and subsequent apologies only seem to have heightened the drama, with fans of both sides eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this feud.
Where Does This Leave the Fuji Music Industry?
This feud between two prominent figures in Fuji music calls into question the balance of respect and competition in the industry. Older artists like Osupa often expect respect from their younger counterparts, but the rise of new-age, social media-savvy musicians like Portable has led to clashes of tradition and modernity. As Osupa prepares to settle the score, one must wonder how this will impact not just the individuals involved but the wider Fuji music scene.
Your Thoughts?
Do you think Saheed Osupa should let the issue go, or does he have the right to stand up for his legacy? Should Portable and Taye Currency have been more careful with their words, or is this just part of the drama in the music industry?
