Saheed Osupa’s Diss Track Trends After Portable Disrespected Him: “He Get Song for All Situation”

• Portable's fans have tagged him in the video of a diss track that Fuji artist Saheed Osupa sang a while ago
• Portable made a video to lash out at Osupa and called him big for nothing while singing Pasuma's praises
• The song trended online as many shared their take on Portable's action and how Osupa would respond
• A former member of the board of directors of the Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria (MCSN), Asha Gangali, explained copyright laws to Portable and others

Fuji artist Akorede Babatunde Okunola, professionally known as Saheed Osupa, has an old diss track that many see as the perfect reply to his junior colleague, Portable, who made a disrespectful video about him.

Legit.ng had reported that Habeeb Olalomi Badmus, aka Portable, had lashed out at Osupa and called him big for nothing while praising Pasuma in the video.

A few hours after the recording went viral, a diss track that Osupa sang a while ago also surfaced online.

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Though the elderly artist didn't mention Portable's name, many fans tagged him and advised him to listen to the song.

They also remarked that the outspoken star should anticipate what Osupa would do after seeing his diss video.

Osupa calls human beings 'animals'

In the video, the music star, who graduated from Ibadan University a few years ago, said many people behaved like animals.

According to him, when a baby is born, instead of the baby being breastfed, the mother would feed them cow's milk.

He said there was no way such a child would not behave like an animal and encouraged more traditional feeding.

People Portable has called out in the past

Fuji star, Saheed Osupa is not the first person Portable has lashed out at seemingly unprovoked.

He recently sent Skit maker, Ijoba Lande to the cleaners over his drama with his ex-wife and made wild claims.

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Some of Portable's lovers and baby mamas have also been victims of his constant online rants.

See the video here:

Fans react to Osupa's video amid Portable's beef

Netizens reacted to the video of the song sung by Osupa Saheed and linked the track to Portable. Legit.ng has compiled some comments below:

@kofoworola_mi1 reacted:

"I know say by 1 month time to now, you go follow Portable cry for that video wey em do. Kso no be person wey dey forget and forgive like that, most especially when he's not at fault. No be everybody can take such from riffraff someone like Portable. If no be Osupa."

@koweorrola stated:

"Osupa wey get song for every situation."

@limahsfit shared:

"KSO has lyrics for every drama."

@kayoderebecca6012023 said:

"Na crase dey worry Portable."

@horluwatimileyinb wrote:

"If you know you won't feel sorry for him no matter the consequences he might face for disrespecting olufimo like this post."

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@ideraoluwa_anu reacted:

"Dis guy called portable really needs someone who will deal with him silently."

@emmanueltitusgodson commented:

"Nah bag of trouble Portable go drag so."

Expert explains copyright laws to Portable

Legit.ng's expert, Asha Gangali, is a former executive member of the board of directors of the Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria (MCSN). He faulted Portable for not following the due process in lifting Saheed Osupa's song. He educates the Zazuu singer and others on Nigerian copyright law. He said:

"According to Nigerian copyright laws, Portable is required to obtain a copyright license from Saheed Osupa to use those underlying lyrics and lines. It is also up to Osupa to place any monetary value he deems fit to Portable's request. He can also allow him to use it for free. But in this case, Portable failed to request a copyright license from Saheed Osupa, this makes him vulnerable to a copyright infringement claim, that can be initiated against him in a court of law and if the court believes infringement occurred, the court may grant financial relief to Saheed Osupa, by ordering Portable to pay a specific amount for infringing on Osupa's copyright."

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The creative artist and talent hunt expert also spoke about the bigger picture of the dispute and its implications for the music industry.

"The implications for the industry at large is that we need to start doing things the proper way. These are copyright-related matters, unfortunately, the majority of Nigerian artists are not knowledgeable about copyright laws and their implications. Artists need to engage entertainment lawyers as part of their team."

Asha explained further that if Portable did not have a personal relationship with Saheed Osupa, he could have engaged the services of the MCSN to mediate.

"It's a simple process that could have been negotiated among both parties, or Portable could have engaged MCSN to help him obtain the license if he didn't have any personal relationship with Saheed Osupa, even though both parties are still required to register any agreement they have with MCSN, the agency that manages the royalties, Portable failed to follow due process."

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Efe Irele vibes to Fuji music

Legit.ng also reported that Nollywood actress Efe Irele showed her love for Fuji music in a video.

In the trending clip, she was vibing and singing along to Saheed Osupa's song, which talks about flirting.

Fans were impressed with Efe Irele's video because she sang perfectly despite not being a Yoruba lady.

Sola Sanusi, HOD of the Entertainment Desk, contributed to this article. She provided exclusive commentary from a singer and copyright expert for this report.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng