Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda recently opened up about his thoughts on a potential collaboration with fellow artist Portable, stating that while he believes they would blend well musically, he is not ready for the potential drama that might come with it, according to Yabalftonline.
In a candid interview, Shmurda, known for his energetic style and hit tracks like "Cash App" and "Vision 2020," praised Portable's unique sound and stage presence. "I feel Portable and I would blend well on a song," Shmurda said. "His vibe is raw and authentic, which is something I respect and believe could complement my own style."
However, Shmurda also expressed reservations about working with the controversial artist at this time. Portable, who rose to fame with his breakout hit "Zazoo Zeh," has been no stranger to controversy, often making headlines for his outspoken and unpredictable behavior.
"I'm not ready for wahala," Shmurda continued, hinting at the potential for clashes or public spats that could arise from a collaboration. Despite the respect and admiration he has for Portable's talent, Shmurda seems to prioritize maintaining a drama-free career path.
The music industry has seen its fair share of high-profile collaborations that have either turned out to be masterpieces or have been mired in conflict. Shmurda’s cautious approach reflects a growing trend among artists to weigh the benefits of collaborations against possible personal and professional pitfalls.