A recent social media interaction sheds light on the tumultuous relationship between singer Young Duu and his former employer, Portable. Once signed to the Portable record label until their association ended on sour terms in 2023, Young Duu took to Instagram direct messages to address Portable, expressing remorse for past actions.
In the exchange, Young Duu vented frustrations at Portable's boss, Zeh Nation, using profanity and harsh criticism. Subsequently, Young Duu aligned himself with comedian Carter Efe, collaborating on the song "Oyinmo." However, disputes arose between the collaborators, with Young Duu alleging financial exploitation by Carter Efe.
Following the fallout with Carter Efe, Young Duu makes a U-turn, reaching out to Portable in a bid for reconciliation. However, Portable responds negatively, branding Young Duu as ungrateful and dismissing his apology.
The unfolding drama highlights the complexities of interpersonal relationships within the music industry, as well as the challenges faced by artists navigating contractual disputes and personal grievances. Despite Young Duu's efforts to mend fences, Portable's response underscores lingering animosity and unresolved conflicts between the parties involved.
See their chat below:
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