Portable has apologised to Fuji legend King Saheed Osupa after calling him “big for nothing,” following a dispute over a song taken down from streaming platforms

Controversial hip hop artist, Portable, has publicly apologised to Fuji music legend, King Saheed Osupa, for insulting him by calling him “big for nothing.”

The apology comes after a heated dispute between the two artists over a song that was taken down from streaming platforms due to copyright issues.

The rift began when Portable used a line from Osupa’s song in his own track without proper clearance.

This prompted Osupa and his distribution team to raise concerns about copyright infringement, resulting in the removal of Portable’s song from streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify.

In a bid to mend fences, Portable expressed his regret for his disrespectful comments in a new Instagram video. Acknowledging his hot temper, he explained that his outburst was driven by frustration but that he now recognised his mistake.

“My fans, I’m a hot-tempered person, I have said my mind and it has ended. My fans, please forgive me. King Saheed Osupa Oba orin, please don’t be offended,” Portable said in the video.

“It’s money that causes a fight. It’s money that destroys sibling relationships and causes fights between father and son. It was music money that caused our fight because it was when I went to collect money for the song that I was told that it had been removed from streaming platforms. Please, my daddy, forgive me and accept me as your child.”

Portable’s apology has garnered attention, especially after he faced backlash online for his previous comments about the respected Fuji artist. As the situation calms, fans are hopeful that the two musicians can move past the dispute and find common ground.