Nigerian singer Portable has continued his criticism of fellow rapper YCee amid the ongoing “Olodo Uprising” debate.
He addressed this while speaking on the Honest Bunch podcast.
In a video shared online, Portable sarcastically responded to being labelled “number one olodo,” boasting about his international travel opportunities.
He claimed that he has visited Canada and also stated that he holds a 10-year U.S. work permit, suggesting that his achievements speak for themselves despite the criticism.
“Them de call me number 1 olodo, how many of you don go Canada before?
America gave me 10 years working permit, i fit go Piss for Canada come back,” he said.
Portable’s remarks are the latest in a series of exchanges sparked by YCee’s comments about what he described as the rise of “brain-rot” content and the “Olodo Uprising,” a debate that has drawn responses from several entertainers and content creators, including Peller, Jarvis, and others.
Watch video below …
“Them de call me number 1 olodo, how many of you don go Canada before?
America gave me 10 years working permit, i fit go Piss for Canada come back”
— Portable comes for YCee 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/UiOxi8tw6T
— SKB (@seyikanbai) July 5, 2026
