Lege Miami Slams Portable Over Viral Diss Track Mockery

Nollywood actor Adams Kehinde, who’s more commonly known as Lege Miami, has hit back at the controversial singer Portable after the latter mocked him in a new song that alluded to a leaked viral video.

This back-and-forth started after Portable made a comment about the actor’s supposed “soapy” scandal and has since escalated into a full-on war of words, capturing the attention of both fans and fellow celebrities.

Portable’s Provocation: A Song That Sparked the Feud

The drama kicked off when Portable, never one to shy away from a bit of controversy, dropped a track making fun of Lege Miami in connection with a leaked clip that allegedly shows the actor engaging in a compromising solo act. In the song, Portable cheekily sings,

“Wo ni Lege ma n soapy…”

a clear nod to the viral video that Lege had previously claimed was an attempt at blackmail.

Lege, who has firmly denied being the person in that video, wasted no time in responding. Instead of directly addressing the issue, he cleverly borrowed lyrics from the iconic Fuji musician Ayinde Barrister to clap back at Portable. This move was seen as a smart way to deflect the ridicule while keeping his cool.

 

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Netizens Take Sides as the Beef Heats Up

The exchange has really divided social media, with fans weighing in on who they think handled it better.

@iam_deletruth commended Lege’s response:

“Lege no gree o! Using Ayinde Barrister to reply Portable na classic move.”

@official_peace_bae added:

“This Portable guy really knows how to poke people. Lege handled it like an OG sha.”

Meanwhile, @demo__uk humorously jumped in with a nod to the scandal:

“I just released a skit on Soapy master God and enjoyed it.”

Some fans even suggested the two should turn their feud into an all-out musical clash. @drip_khalifa joked:

“Make dem just enter studio do collab diss track. We go stream am die.”