Street pop sensation Portable is at it again, proving he’s the king of turning viral moments into hit songs. The singer has just teased a brand-new single titled ‘Plane Stopper,’ which is, as you might have guessed, inspired by the recent, dramatic airport incident involving Fuji music legend King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, a.k.a. Kwam1.
Portable took to his Instagram to give fans a taste of the new track, and the internet is already buzzing. The post has garnered thousands of reactions, with shoutouts from big names like football star Victor Boniface and musician Nasboi.
In the song, Portable dives into the controversy, backing Kwam1’s side of the story. He supports the Fuji legend’s claim that the flask contained water, not alcohol, a detail at the heart of the original incident. But in true Portable fashion, he takes it a step further, comically praising Kwam1 for having “super instincts” to dodge the incoming plane wing.
This new single is a perfect example of why Portable is so popular. He has a unique talent for turning social media buzz and real-life drama into music, often using his Yoruba folk style to offer a hilarious and sometimes unfiltered commentary. ‘Plane Stopper’ is the latest addition to his long list of records born from headlines, proving once again that for Portable, every news story is a potential song.
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