- Nigerian singer Portable has expressed his disapproval of music executive Don Jazzy and his former label artists.
- In an Instagram video, he highlighted the decline of Don Jazzy’s artists’ signs after he leaves them.
- Don Jazzy’s Instagram video highlights that many artists signed by him experience a career decline after leaving him.
Controversial Nigerian artist Portable has commented on music executive Don Jazzy and the trajectory of his former label artists.
In a video shared on his Instagram account, he pointed out that many artists signed by Don Jazzy experience a decline in their careers after parting ways with him.
He cited examples such as Korede Bello, Reekado Banks, Dija, and others whose prominence has diminished over time. Portable also drew parallels with Olamide, observing that several of his artists similarly struggle after leaving his label.
In a boastful manner, Portable emphasized that despite lacking the support of a major record label, he continues to achieve success and dominate music charts.
“Eyin fans me, is there any artist in Nigeria wey no big record label sign, that signed himself, sponsors and invests in himself and yet still blew and is now you to London, America and even Canada and has 10 years working permit.
Make una dey respect who don blow dey go. No be by who first blow.
They signed Lil Kesh under Olamide, but after he left, he didn’t blow again. Can’t you work by yourself?
Did you notice that since Olamide helped me and gave me a verse, I am still blowing, and he didn’t sign me?
Why is it that all those artists Don Jazzy signed after he left them don’t have a career again?
Where is Korede Bello and Reekado Banks now?
I invested in myself and blew by myself. I am my own CEO”.