GUYS!! Between Naira Marley “Am I A Yahoo Boy”, Shallipopi “Ex Convict”, and Portable “Am Not A Prisoner – Who Has The Best Post-Prison Hit Song?

The Nigerian music industry has seen its fair share of controversial moments, with artists finding themselves entangled in legal issues from time to time.

Three artists who have been arrested and detained are: Naira Marley, Shallipopi, and Portable, each had their brushes with the law but managed to turn things around with hit songs after their release from prison.

Let’s take a closer look at their post-prison hits and see who emerges as the winner in this musical showdown.

Naira Marley

Naira Marley, the originator of the ‘Marlian‘ movement, faced legal troubles in 2019 when he was arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged involvement in internet fraud. During his time in prison, he gained even more notoriety, but upon his release, he dropped the controversial hit song “Am I a Yahoo Boy,” featuring Zlatan.

The song quickly became a viral sensation and received both acclaim and criticism for its controversial lyrics. Despite the controversies, it was undeniably a major hit and solidified Naira Marley‘s status as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

Shallipopi

Crown Uzama, popularly known as Shallipopi, faced legal troubles related to internet fraud, which led to his arrest and eventual sentencing. After his release on bail, he channeled his experiences into his music and released the track “Ex Convict.” The song resonated with many, capturing the emotions and struggles of those who have been through similar experiences.

Shallipopi‘s authenticity struck a chord with his audience, and “Ex Convict” became a massive hit, propelling him to newfound fame and respect in the music community.

Portable

Habeeb Okikiola, famously known as Portable, encountered legal issues with the Ogun State Police Command following alleged assault charges. He spent some days behind bars but managed to meet the bail requirements and was released. In a twist of irony, he dropped the song “AM Not a Prisoner,” a defiant anthem that showcased his resilience.

The song’s catchy rhythm and Portable‘s unapologetic style resonated with his fans, resulting in it becoming a chart-topping hit.

Now, as for who has the best post-prison hit song, it ultimately boils down to personal preference. Each of these artists used their personal experiences and emotions as fuel to create powerful music that connected with their audiences. Naira Marley‘s “Am I a Yahoo Boy” brought him continued success, Shallipopi‘s “Ex Convict” struck a deep chord with listeners, and Portable‘s “AM Not a Prisoner” showcased his unwavering spirit.

In the end, it’s all about the impact these songs had on their respective fan bases and the music industry as a whole. Each artist found their unique way of expressing themselves, and their songs reflected their journeys.

So guys,