VeryDarkMan and Portable Ignite Nigeria with Explosive Diss Track Battle, Elizabeth Joyce Joins the Fray

LAGOS, Nigeria – Social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) and street-hop sensation Portable are setting Nigeria’s online scene ablaze with a fiery feud, marked by VDM’s scathing diss track “Ole” (meaning “thief”) outpacing Portable’s response. The clash, fueled by heated exchanges and old scandals, has fans buzzing, with Elizabeth Joyce now jumping into the ring with a counter-diss track, escalating the drama into a full-blown lyrical war.

The beef erupted when VDM criticized President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, claiming Nigerians wished Tinubu had died instead of former President Muhammadu Buhari due to ongoing economic hardships. Portable, quick to defend Tinubu, praised the president’s leadership and slammed VDM, alleging he was chasing clout. VDM retaliated by sharing a 2020 video of Portable allegedly being beaten for stealing a tricycle, taunting him with the “Ole” diss track. Portable hit back, denying the theft allegations and accusing VDM of being a “closeted clout-chaser” while questioning his NGO’s finances.

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As the online sparring intensified, fans were divided some criticized VDM for digging up old dirt, while others cheered the lyrical showdown. The drama took a new turn when Elizabeth Joyce dropped a counter-diss track, taking shots at VDM with references to alleged gay rumors and NGO controversies, further stoking the fire.

With timelines erupting and bars flying, Nigeria’s music and social media scenes are gripped by this escalating feud, as fans eagerly await the next move in this chaotic diss war.