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Portable and VeryDarkMan Feud: From Diss Tracks to Shrine Visits

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The drama between singer Portable and online activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has taken over social media. It all began on July 24, 2025, when VDM dropped a diss track titled Ole. In the song, he accused Portable of stealing a phone and a tricycle. He used sharp, street-style lyrics to call the singer a “thief.”

Portable didn’t waste time in replying. That same day, he leaked an intimate video allegedly involving VDM. He called it revenge and said he had filed a police petition in Abuja. According to him, VDM had defamed his name, and he wanted legal action.

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On July 25, Portable posted another response. This time, it was a video collage filled with insults. He called VDM names like “liar,” “idiot,” and “thief.” Portable claimed that VDM publicly criticizes celebrities for fame but secretly reaches out to them behind the scenes. He also denied the theft allegations, saying those issues were already resolved.

Later that same day, a new twist appeared online. A video showed Portable visiting a traditional shrine. In the clip, he was seen talking to a native doctor. He said VDM and others had damaged his image by calling him a thief. This added a spiritual turn to their already heated feud.

On July 26, VDM stirred more reactions by teasing more diss tracks. He hinted at targeting big names like Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Davido. Many fans criticized the move, saying he was chasing attention.

Portable fired back again. He dismissed any chance of working with VDM and asked, “Do you even have ₦100 million to feature me?”

Right now, this messy fight is far from over. Fans are watching closely as the feud continues to grow

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