Nigerian musician Portable, known for his provocative antics, has drawn criticism after releasing a video of himself dressed in traditional women’s attire while twerking and dancing suggestively. The “Zazoo Zeh” hitmaker, who previously condemned crossdresser Bobrisky, stunned fans by donning a white iro and buba with a matching headscarf and gold purse in the controversial clip.
The singer, whose real name is Okikiola Badmus, captioned the video “Puurrr…” while performing feminine dance moves that contradict his past stance against gender-fluid fashion. Social media erupted with reactions, with many users accusing the artist of hypocrisy after his history of attacking Bobrisky and other crossdressers.
This latest stunt comes amid Portable’s pattern of attention-grabbing behavior, though critics argue the move may damage his credibility with conservative fans.
The video has sparked debates about performative outrage and the entertainment industry’s double standards regarding gender expression. Industry analysts suggest the controversy could either boost his notoriety or alienate portions of his fanbase.
