"Portable Criticizes Spyro for Declining Feature Request"

Portable recently ignited a wave of controversy on social media with a video in which he publicly criticized the popular singer Spyro, known for his hit track "Who's Your Guy." In the online video, Portable expressed his offense and disappointment over Spyro's refusal to collaborate with him on a song.

In his characteristically outspoken style, Portable questioned Spyro's credentials in the music industry, emphasizing his own achievements in comparison. He challenged Spyro, asking if he had produced any significant hits, engaged in successful collaborations, or traveled extensively as Portable himself had. It was a direct attempt to undermine Spyro's credibility and suggest that he had not achieved enough to turn down opportunities.

Moreover, Portable revealed that he had approached Spyro with a proposition for a collaboration. He had requested Spyro to contribute a chorus to a song while he would provide the verses. However, to Portable's disappointment, Spyro allegedly made an excuse and declined the offer. This rejection seemed to have sparked Portable's frustration and led him to vent his anger in the online video.


Additionally, Portable took the opportunity to mock Spyro's involvement in performances where he was labeled as "extra," implying that Spyro was merely a side attraction rather than the main act. Portable also insinuated that someone else was benefiting financially from Spyro's appearances, suggesting that he was being exploited or taken advantage of in some way.

Portable's video generated significant attention on social media, triggering a flurry of reactions from fans, followers, and industry insiders. Some individuals supported Portable's candid remarks and agreed with his assessment of Spyro's career. Others, however, criticized Portable for his harsh comments and deemed them unnecessary and unprofessional.


The incident served as a reminder of the competitive nature of the music industry, where artists often vie for opportunities and collaborations to boost their careers. While Portable's comments may have been fueled by his own disappointment, they also highlighted the fragile egos and sensitive nature of artists striving for recognition and success in a highly competitive field.

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This is the exactly why artists are avoiding him. Education is really important.

Spyro is not tg omori...you cant pressure mor stress him.

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