Tensions flared in the street music scene as alleged fans of Seyi Vibez, a prominent street hip-hop artist, reportedly vandalized the car of his rival, Portable. The incident unfolded when Portable ventured into an area deemed to belong to Seyi Vibez's territory, leading to an aggressive response from overenthusiastic fans.

Portable found himself facing the fury of these fervent supporters in the vicinity of Lagos state's Iyesi area. The aftermath was evident, as a noticeable hole punctured the rear windscreen of Portable's car, indicating damage caused during the encounter.

The situation escalated further as the fans continued to trail Portable, issuing threats of further destruction if he were to cross paths with their star, Seyi Vibez, once more.

In the midst of this rivalry, Nigerian musician Zazu (also known as Portable) courageously shared a personal tragedy he experienced at a young age. In an emotional Instagram video addressing the ongoing discord with his colleague Seyi Vibez, Portable poured out his feelings and delivered a forceful statement. He vowed that any future encounter with Seyi Vibez could escalate to physical confrontation.

Reflecting on his own life's challenges, Portable revealed, "I lost my dear mother when I was just 13 years old." He juxtaposed his circumstances with Seyi Vibez's recent loss of his mother, underscoring the significant time he has spent without maternal guidance. Despite the absence of a motherly figure, Portable highlighted his tenacity, navigating the streets and forging ahead with determination.

As the rivalry between street musicians intensifies, the clash between their fans and the subsequent damage to Portable's car underscore the passionate stakes within the music scene.