Famous street rapper, Portable Omolalomi, has taken a swipe at the rising singer, Shallipopi, accusing him of dishonestly securing a position within the top three spots on a music chart. Shallipopi, along with others, had recently faced arrest by the EFCC for alleged involvement in internet fraud. However, following his release, Shallipopi released a new song titled 'Ex Convict,' which has gained significant popularity and currently holds the second position on the Apple Music Top Song chart.
Portable, also known as "Federal Government liability," expressed his skepticism towards Shallipopi's sudden rise in the charts, alleging the use of 'stream farming,' an artificial method of generating a large number of streams on music charts. The rapper firmly stated that Shallipopi is an unknown artist who managed to surpass other musicians on the charts solely due to the dubious practice of stream manipulation. Portable even made a subtle dig at Asake, insinuating that the legitimate number one spot on the music chart was occupied by the said artist.
In his own words, Portable declared, "Who is that Shalli-Poppi that they are hyping? You, who has just been released, how many songs have you sung? Who even knows your face? You, who has just been released, are now topping the charts. I, who have been to prison, never topped the charts. You are a thief; you are using stream manipulation. Your fame is not genuine, and your talent is lacking. Come to Zeh Nation, and I will teach you a lesson."
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