Elijah Adebero
Controversial street artiste, Portable, has once again talked about the amount he was charged by video director, TG Omori, to shoot a music video for him.
Recall that a few days ago, Portable called out Omori after contacting him to shoot a video for one of his songs and he said the fee is $50,000 some (N37 million).
The Zazuu star had taken to his Instagram story to make a noise about the fee and wondered why the director was charging that much.
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Portable said Omori had started to stress him and used one of his favourite lines, noting that someone who wishes to help another person would not stress them.
He shared screenshots of their chats in a video, where he also replied Omori with voice notes lamenting about the money being too high.
In a fresh video, Portable accused Omori of shooting a poor video for his breakout hit, Zazuu Zeh, such that his tattoo did not show in the finished work.
He said it was not possible for him to pay someone N37 million for a music video when members of his family were looking up to him for their daily feeding.
The Zeh Nation founder declared that he knows the family he comes from, and he is not crazy to the extent of making such a heavy mistake.
