Portable appreciates Skepta as Tony Montana royalty drops

In 2024, British-Nigerian artist Skepta released a track titled Tony Montana, featuring Nigerian Afrobeat songwriter Portable.
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According to the report, Skepta, aka Big Smoke, said he will give out some percentage of the royalty for Tony Montana to Portable.
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Well, Skepta kept to his word; the Nigerian songwriter Portable took to his Instagram account to celebrate and appreciate Skepta as the royalty has been paid into his account as agreed.
“God bless you, @Skepta; money don enter thanks to you, @sonymusic,” Portable wrote.
In another slide of his post, he claimed Skepta kept to his words as there was no shady business in the royalty.
The British rapper and producer, Skepta, also took to his X account, formerly known as Twitter, to express himself.
“No greed in my dictionary #TonyMotana,” Skepta said.
Portable is out there living the life, celebrating; he claims he has never been paid such an amount in his career.
The story has raised concerns among Nigerians, as many compared the story with that of Dapper Music, who Shallipopi and Seyi Vibez claimed were not honest in managing their royalties.
But the fear for a few Nigerians is that Portable shouldn’t drag Skepta when things go south, just like he did to Davido.
@DuluxeNFH wrote on X:
“That same Instagram he used in appreciating you, he will still use it to drag you. Hope you’re ready to repost.”