“Tony Montana of London”: Portable Seen Counting Wads of Pound Notes He Made During His UK Visit
- Nigerian singer Portable has continued to relish his brief visit to London during the British Fashion Awards
- The street pop musician had a memorable time overseas courtesy of British-Nigerian rapper Skepta
- A recent video made its way online, showing the Zeh boss hysterically arranging heaps of Pound notes
Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, best known as Portable, recently displayed the stack of pound sterling notes he received as a souvenir during his courtesy visit to London.
Legit.ng reported a few days ago that the street pop act, in the company of British-Nigerian rapper Skepta, graced the prestigious British Fashion Awards.
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One of the highlights of his time there was when Skepta gave him a substantial bundle of British currency, which was met with joy.
A recent video popped up online showing the Zazu crooner in high spirits as he arranged the wads of pounds of notes he had in his possession.
The clip making the rounds online came with the tagline, "Tony Montana of London," a nickname given to Portable by Skepta.
See the video below:
Portable shares pounds to his hood guys
Portable got netizens applauding him after the video of him cheerfully giving out pounds sterling was posted online.
The singer had wads of the British currency, which he shared with a group of locals who gathered around him excitedly.
Portable jubilates as Wizkid posts him
The street pop singer made a daring claim about winning the Grammys. He confidently declared that if Wizkid ever gave him a verse or featured him in a song, he was hitting for the Grammy's plaque straight.
Legit.ng previously reported that the Made in Lagos singer appreciated Portable. In response, the singer expressed his joy over the incredible development.
He declared his conviction that a verse from Wizkid would significantly advance his career.
Portable tells Celestial Church that he must perform
Legit.ng had reported that Portable cried out amidst outrage that he was invited to perform at the Celestial Church in Ketu.
He stated that he was paid the sum of N5 million, so he couldn't help but be at the praise night that he was invited to.
The singer said he and Pasuma were children of God, so they must perform at the parish.
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Source: Legit.ng
