Reactions trail Portable’s ex-signee, Yung Duu, spotted buying N700 food at mama put

• Former Portable signee, Yung Duu, spotted buying N700 street food in viral video.
• Contract with Zeh Nation terminated due to negligence and poor return, car confiscated by boss Portable.
• Yung Duu tries to remain incognito in a masked outfit but is recognized by onlookers.
• Fans inquire about the price of his N700 street food purchase, sparking discussions.

Former Portable signee, Yung Duu, has sent tongues wagging with his appearance at a local roadside restaurant known as “Mama Put.”

Surprisingly, the artist was seen purchasing a plate of food worth N700, drawing attention to his public presence following his contract termination from the record label.

It would be recalled that Yung Duu’s contract with Zeh Nation was terminated due to allegations of negligence and poor performance, prompting his boss, Portable, to confiscate his car.

The recent viral video captured Yung Duu in a masked outfit, attempting to maintain a low profile while ordering street food from a roadside vendor.

However, his efforts to remain incognito proved futile, as keen-eyed onlookers quickly recognized the artist, making it impossible for him to escape the camera’s attention.

Intrigued by the scene, some fans approached the local street vendor to inquire about the cost of the meal that Yung Duu had purchased.

The response they received was that the former Zeh Nation signee had acquired a plate of food amounting to N700.

Netizens reactions…

Sholygold said: “Waiting young duu do you all 😭😭😭 jah pls bless him this is too much for him 🙏🙏🙏.”

Ifedayo opined: “Youngduu get fame he no get money 😂😂💀.”

Engr Lateef olamide stated: “Either we like it or not youngduu will definitely be lifted up very soon cuz the boy fame is certain nd God will definitely bless him soon.”

ogundeletomide said: “The woman wey dy sell food go later beg to serve that boy food one day.”

OYEBAMIJI KAYODE PETER wrote: “you people should not push this guy to do ritual nah, let the poor breath.”

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