This year's lineup boasts an eclectic mix of genres, from pop and rock to alternative, hip-hop, and electronic dance music. Rema, known for his chart-topping hits like Calm Down and Soundgasm, will bring his unique Afrobeats sound to the Coachella stage.

Seun Kuti, son of legendary Fela Kuti, continues his father's legacy, blending traditional Yoruba music with contemporary styles. His inclusion on the lineup shows Coachella's commitment to showcasing diverse and innovative artists.

Tyla, who rose to fame with her soulful voice and introspective lyrics, will make her Coachella debut alongside other exciting newcomers.

Amaarae, known for her genre-bending sound, which blends Afrobeats, soul, and electronic elements, will represent Ghanaian music on the global stage.

Other notable performers include Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion, Junior H amongst others.

Meanwhile, Coachella 2025 will take place over two weekends: April 11-13 and April 18-20, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. Presale tickets go on sale November 22 at 11 am PT.

This year's lineup is proof of Coachella's dedication to promoting cultural exchange and celebrating artistic innovation.

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The controversy began when Seun Kuti advised Aisha Yesufu to liberate herself from her hijab before advocating for Nigerian women's liberation. Aisha responded with a blistering attack, vowing to physically harm Seun and dismissing his music career.

Meanwhile, in a retaliatory video, Seun Kuti recounted a past encounter with Aisha on a TV show. He claimed he endured her body odor for two hours. Also, he alleged that Aisha belittled his success compared to American music mogul Jay Z.

Seun stated, "I said the private sector should be held responsible for Nigeria's economic state. She replied that I'm not a capitalist like Jay Z because I haven't achieved success." Additionally, he mocked Aisha's loyalty to former Presidential candidate, Peter Obi, asking when she would be accountable to Obidients.

Lastly, the feud has sparked intense debate on social media, with many calling for civility and respect in public discourse.

“… Kate Henshaw was there. Na near me she (Aisha Yesufu) siddon. First of all, she was just smelling…”

Seun Kuti responds to Aisha Yesufu https://t.co/DkH10ZQSO7 pic.twitter.com/QpW3FBjkca

— @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) October 27, 2024

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During a live session on Friday, October 25, 2024, Kuti clarified his relationship with Verydarkman, stating that he supports him as a friend but does not control his actions.

Seun Kuti's remarks come after Verydarkman's non-governmental organization received over N200 million in anonymous donations, including N100 million from music mogul Don Jazzy.

Meanwhile, the donation sparked online debate, with critics questioning Verydarkman's integrity. Also, Seun Kuti acknowledged that some assume he is behind VDM's moves but emphasized that the activist operates independently.

Additionally, Seun Kuti expressed his personal reservations about charity, preferring to allow individuals to reveal their true intentions through their actions.

"I don't like charity, but I like letting people do what they want… Let them show their real intentions," Seun Kuti stated.

Lastly, Kuti's clarification aims to dispel speculation about his involvement with Verydarkman's activities.

"He (VeryDarkMan) does what he wants to do. I am just here to help how I can as his guy"

-- Seun Kuti pic.twitter.com/VofXKR9zj0

— @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) October 25, 2024

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In an interview on the Afrobeat podcast with Adesope, Falz denied the claims, stating that VDM "set up a ring light and said nonsense" about him and his family.

Also, Falz explained that he couldn't ignore the allegations, prompting him to take legal action against Verydarkman. "You can't just sit back and watch someone spew falsehoods about you," he emphasized.

Meanwhile, the rapper revealed that he contacted music industry veteran Seun Kuti, who may have intervened. This led to a phone call from Verydarkman. However, Falz stated that Verydarkman continued to make baseless claims during the call.

Additionally, this development follows a lawsuit filed by Falz's sister against VDM for defamatory statements about her brother and father.

Lastly, Falz's response has sparked renewed interest in the controversy, with fans and critics awaiting further developments.

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As the final song on the Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) EP, Move by Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 leaves a lasting impact, dive into the lyrics below to fully grasp the essence of this incredible track.

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Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 - Move Lyrics

E no easy for the world today
You know that
It’s so dark, we need light
And every day na different story o
Say everywhere na different worry o

So I dey face my darkness
'Cause light dey the other side
And I dey face my wrongs cos right dey the other side
And when I face my fear na there I find courage
Only family, no entourage
I meet the poor and they so rich
I meet the rich and they so poor
All they want is more more more

Sometimes I know, sometimes I don’t, sometimes I’m trying
Sometimes it’s no, sometimes it’s yes, but I’m moving

E no easy for the world today
You know that
It’s so dark, we need light
And every day na different story o
Say everywhere na different worry o

Many man walk the path, but not many man finish
Dem no get the mind
Dem say dem be lions, but many man sheepish
Dem no get the mind
I say many man walk the path, but not many man finish
Dem no get the mind
Dem say dem be lions, but many man sheepish
Dem no get the mind
Dem no want the smoke cos e dey hot in the kitchen
Dem no get the mind
Dem no want the noise cos e dey loud in the trenches
Dem no get the mind
Dem no be like the general wey dey face evil with the people dem
Dem no get the mind
Dem no be like the general for the battlefield with the people dem oo
Dem no get the mind

Sometimes I know, sometimes I don’t, sometimes I’m trying
Sometimes it’s no, sometimes it’s yes, but I’m moving

I’m moving, I’m moving
I’m moving, I’m moving
I’m moving, I’m moving
I’m moving, ah!

Moving for nature
Moving, grooving
Moving with the energy
Moving, grooving
Moving for justice
Moving, grooving
Moving with the energy
Moving, grooving
Movement of the people
Moving, grooving
Moving with the energy
Moving, grooving
I’m all the way
Moving, grooving
I’m all the way
Moving, grooving
I’m all the way
Moving, grooving
I’m all the way
Moving, grooving

Move it like this, and we
Moving, grooving
Move it like this, and we
Moving, grooving
Move it like this, and we
Moving, grooving
Move it like this, and we
Moving, grooving

E no easy for the world today
You know that
It’s so dark, we need light
And every day na different story o
Say everywhere na different worry o

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The lyrics of Love & Revolution by Seun Kuti featuring Egypt 80 emphasize the powerful connection between love and social change. Love & Revolution highlights love as a driving force behind revolution and societal transformation.

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Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 - Love & Revolution Lyrics

Frontline woman
Frontline woman
Frontline woman
Frontline woman

She want love and Revolution
She no come for my looks
She come for my books
She want love and Revolution
She no want no fashion accessories
We only talk Revolutionary strategy
She want love and Revolution

From the time Wey she meet me
My soul never empty
She teach me how to love
She teach me how to war
She say my spirit worth a little more

She fierce, wise beyond her years
She respects the ancestors
She fierce, wise beyond her years
You don’t wanna mess with her, I advise ya
She fierce, wise beyond her years
She bless me with her presence with her essence
She fierce, wise beyond her years
When I close my eyes, her fire is all I see

She say my life, it is my melody
But the people dem bring the harmony
She wan live her life
She no wan live a lie

She want love and Revolution
She no come for that hear say
And when she move no be play play eh!
She want Love and Revolution
She no send my house she no send my car
She no send nothing even if I be star
She want love and Revolution

She comfort me she be my big god
I love her like a bigger god
Her people fight na her fight every day
She loud pass the noise and move her own way

She fierce, wise beyond her years
She respects the ancestors
She fierce, wise beyond her years
You don’t wanna mess with her, I advise ya
She fierce, wise beyond her years
She bless me with her presence with her essence
She fierce, wise beyond her years
When I close my eyes, her fire is all I see

She say my life, it is my melody
But the people dem bring the harmony
She wan live her life
She no wan live a lie, reach higher

She want Love and Revolution
Like Nina and Fela, I no fit define her
I feel like a learner at the feet of Marimba
She want Love and Revolution
She grab my thoughts and lift my spirits
She say we work e never finish
She wants Love and Revolution

Know how to love her, no be to own her
And she no need to change because I know her

My frontline woman
She dey the trenches with the troops
Empower them troops
My frontline woman
She be the general, one of a time
My frontline woman
She dey the trenches with the troops
Empower them troops
My frontline woman
She be the general of the people general

She fierce, wise beyond her years
She respects the ancestors
She fierce, wise beyond her years
You don’t wanna mess with her, I advise ya
She fierce, wise beyond her years
She bless me with her presence with her essence
She fierce, wise beyond her years
When I close my eyes, her fire is all I see

She say my life, it is my melody
But the people dem bring the harmony
She wan live her life
She no wan live a lie

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Read Emi Aluta lyrics by Seun Kuti below, the fourth track on Heavier Yet (Lays the Crownless Head) album. The theme of Emi Aluta by Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, featuring Sampa The Great, is centered around resistance, activism, and the fight for social justice. The song carries the spirit of revolution, with "Aluta" symbolizing struggle and the continuous battle against oppression. Seun Kuti, following in his father Fela Kuti's Afrobeat legacy, uses Emi Aluta powerful lyrics to advocate for empowerment, urging people to stand up against corruption and inequality.

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Seun Kuti, Egypt 80 & Sampa The Great - Emi Aluta Lyrics

Egbe!
Egbe!
I say egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
I say egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Yeh!

Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein

If we sick for house G.O. go say na we mother
Wein wein
If we die for road Imam go say na we father
Wein wein
If we no money G.O. go say na we brother
Wein wein
If we no work G.O. go say na we sister
Wein wein
Blame we friends, blame we cousins, blame we neighbours
Wein wein
Blame the cat, blame the dog, blame the birds
Wein wein
G.O. no see
The politicians wey dey rob all the money

Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Ah-ha, yeh!

Imam no see the politician wey dey rob all the money
Egbe!
Egbe!
Egbe!
Wein wein
Egbè! Egbè!

Ah!
Dem dey see future
Wein wein
See vision
Wein wein
Dem no see governor
Wein wein
Or senator
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem church
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem mosque
Wein wein
Say dey see winch o
Wein wein
See ghost o
Wein wein
Dem no see president
Wein wein
Or ministers
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem church
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem mosque
Wein wein
Say dey see catch winch o
Wein wein
Catch demon
Wein wein
No catch councilor
Wein wein
Or legislator
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem church
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem mosque
Wein wein
Say dey cast every
Wein wein
Bind every
Wein wein
No cast IG
Wein wein
Or oga zombie
Wein wein
Wey dey dem front
Wein wein
Inside dem church
Wein wein
Wey dey dem, ah!

Shebi, are we done?
I’ll keep it going till this song is done
Y’all say
Nothing is over the beat and the horn
Shebi, are we done?
I’ll keep it going till this song is done
Y’all say
Nothing is over the beat and the horn
I’m dealing with violence
I’m dealing with pawns
I’m dealing with hate
Insufficient guidance
Our leaders are pawns
They leading our fate
The seat of the armour
Securing my future
Hustle, I wake
I wake, I hustle
I shake, I bustle
I’m one of the greats
Dey too desperate oh
Let me refresh you though
When I was righteous you step on my hand
There is no kindness, I’m taking a stand
I’m standing on business
This is the instance
See they go run
Walewa
Here comes the beat and the horn

All of them dey
Collect steady
Imam dey gbadun
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
Bishop dey gbadun
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
Bishop dey gbadun
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
Alfa dey yoofa
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
Imam dey gbadun
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
Alfa dey yoofa
Collect steady
No fit talk
Collect steady
MLK na pastor, ah-ha, e fight for him people
With dem thousand thousand church everywhere
No man for the people
Malcolm X na Imam o
And e fight for him people
With them thousand thousand mosque everywhere
No man for the people

Emi Aluta
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Emi Aluta
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Emi Aluta
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Emi Aluta
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Emi A–
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Emi Guevara
Wole wa
Emi Sankara
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa
Emi Lumumba
Irunmole to n ja won l’aya
Wole wa

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This is amid the ongoing controversy surrounding Bobrisky and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Seun Kuti, son of music icon Fela Kuti, emphasized that he has no control over Verydarkman's online activities. He explained that he couldn't influence Verydarkman's decision to leak an audio call involving Bobrisky and an EFCC official.

Using the leaked audio as context, Seun clarified that Verydarkman only informed him about Bobrisky's alleged bribe with the EFCC, which he wanted to expose. Seun denied having prior knowledge of the recording or its contents.

"I didn't have any say in how Verydarkman interpreted or shared the clip," Seun stated. "If I had tried to stop him, he wouldn't have listened."

Also, Seun apologized for Verydarkman's manner of addressing senior lawyer, Femi Falana in the viral video, acknowledging it was inappropriate.

Meanwhile, Verydarkman, has been at the center of the controversy, sparking heated debates online. Seun Kuti's clarification aims to establish boundaries and distance himself from Verydarkman's actions.

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Read the full lyrics for Stand Well Well by Seun Kuti featuring Egypt 80 below. The theme of "Stand Well Well" revolves around social and political consciousness, addressing corruption, inequality, and the need for accountability. The lyrics call out the exploitation of the masses by those in power and encourage people to stand firm and resist oppression. It's a message of empowerment, urging listeners to be vigilant and demand justice in the face of corruption and injustice, continuing the Afrobeat tradition of using music as a platform for activism and change.

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Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 - Stand Well Well Lyrics

No carry me go anywhere wey I no know
No carry me go anywhere wey I no want go
If you no dey go my way, so gbo, ọmo make you go your way
Dem go dey cap, cap, cap, cap
Cap, cap, cap, cap
Cap, cap, cap, cap, cap
Omo I can’t shout, shout, shout, shout
Shout, shout, shout, shout
Shout, shout, shout, shout, shout

Follow who sabi the road o
I say follow who sabi the road o
Many are falling and they don’t know
Because the world dey upside down
Many don lost and they don’t know
Because the world dey upside down
Follow who sabi the road o
I say ah follow who sabi the road o
Dem just dey chase fame, forget where freedom dey
Dem just dey chase clout, forget where justice dey
Ahh

So dem dying say na living
Leave medicine take poison
Doing right so wrong
Doing wrong so right
Say dem dying say na living
Leave medicine take poison
Doing right so wrong
Doing wrong so right

No carry me go anywhere wey I no know
No carry me go anywhere wey I no want go
If you no dey go my way, omo make you go your way
Dem go dey cap, cap, cap, cap
Cap, cap, cap, cap
Cap, cap, cap, cap, cap
Omo I can’t shout, shout, shout, shout
Shout, shout, shout, shout
Shout, shout, shout, shout, shout

Everybody wan flashy
Na so dem be
Everybody wan trend
Na so dem be
They wan go viral
Na so dem be
Nobody wan send
Na so dem be
Everybody na ọga
Na so dem be
Nobody wan hear
Na so dem be
Everybody wan buga
Na so dem be
Dem eye don tear

The whole world just dey look like copy and paste
Like everybody get the same likes and get the same taste
They just wanna ball, dem no care about freedom
They just wanna ball, they no care about justice

So dem dying say na living
Leave medicine, take poison
Doing right so wrong
Doing wrong so right
Say dem dying say na living
Leave medicine, take poison
Doing right so wrong
Doing wrong so right

No carry me go anywhere wey I no know
No carry me go anywhere wey I no want go

Mo ni E dakun, I no be Ayo Makun wey small noise go dey shake
Omo, mi ah stand well well
Dey dey, say I stand well well
Balance
Stand well well
Dey dey, say I stand well well
Galant
Stand well well
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
Stand well well
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
Stand well well
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear me
You wan try me
Stand well well
You no dey fear, ah
Stand well well

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Let's dive into the world of vibrant lyrics that bring an explosion of energy to your playlist, courtesy of Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 on T.O.P.

Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 - T.O.P Lyrics

T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They want make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
And everybody is on it
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They want make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
And everybody is on it
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They want make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
And everybody is on it
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They won’t make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P

And everybody is on it To make it to the T.O.P you put
(Things over people)
That T.O.P mentality
(Things over people)
Dem no dey quit i tell you truth
(Things over people)
To make it to the T.O.P you put
(Things over people)
That T.O.P mentality
(Things over people)
Yeah capitalist imperialist
(Things over people)
We put them nice things over we brothers we sick boss (we sick boss)
We sick boss (we sick boss)
We sick boss (we sick boss)
We put them nice things over we sisters we sick boss (we sick boss)
We sick boss (we sick boss)
People getting killed everyday
And we no care anyway we sick boss
And we planet just dey suffer for some rich man to yoofa we sick boss
I dey on the pot
People over things
I dey on the pot I say people over things
Na the healing we needing
Na the healing we needing
Na the healing we needing
Na the healing we needing
Na the healing we needing

T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They want make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
And everybody is on it
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They want make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P

And everybody is on it
To make it to the T.O.P you put
(Things over people)
That T.O.P mentality
(Things over people)
Dem no dey quit I tell you truth
(Things over people)
To make it to the T.O.P you put
(Things over people)
That T.O.P mentality
(Things over people)
Yeah capitalist imperialist
(Things over people)
They want more land
They want more water
They want more oil the gold and the silver yeah

So much pressure too much pressure
They kill the seas
They kill the trees
They kill the rivers
And take we peace I say
So much pressure
Too much pressure
To take these things
They kill the kids
To take these things
They kill the women
So much pressure
Too much pressure
They said submit
But we resist
We raise the fist in the face of the beast

I say
So much pressure
Too much pressure
Oh oh oh oh oh oh them need the healing I say
Oh oh oh oh oh oh one more time
Oh oh oh oh oh oh them need the healing I say
Give them the healing
(Give them the healing)
Give them the healing
(Give them the healing)
I say oh oh oh oh oh oh
Give them the healing
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Give them the healing
I say oh oh oh oh oh oh
(Give them the healing)
I say oh oh oh oh oh oh
(Give them the healing)

They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them aaaaaaaah
(Give them the healing)
I said give them give them give them
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)
They need to make you save them souls
(Give them the healing)

T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They won’t make it to the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
And everybody is on it
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
They won’t make it to the yeyeyeyeyeh
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
See them running for the
T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P T.O.P
And everybody is on it

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Seun Kuti had turned himself in after allegedly assaulting a police officer. In a recent video, Seun Kuti shared details of his ordeal in police custody. Basically, he stated that individuals like himself and Verydarkman do not receive favorable treatment from police.

"I was kept with armed robbers, killers, and people who committed serious offenses," Kuti revealed. "They pretend to keep celebrities in cell 2, but I was kept in cell 1."

Additionally, Kuti claimed that celebrities typically do not sleep in cells, instead, they are held in the officer's office. Also, he emphasized that his experience was far from luxurious.

Meanwhile, the Afrobeat musician further expressed his frustration with the music industry. He stated, "there's no money in music."

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Basically, in a video rant, Kuti expressed frustration about the perceived wealth disparity among musicians. He questioned how some colleagues, with limited discographies, can afford luxurious lifestyles, including owning hotels and driving high-end vehicles like G-wagons and Rolls-Royces.

"Where is the money coming from?" Kuti asked, implying that some artists' wealth is suspicious.

However, he cited his own 20-year career, struggling to build a single house. So, he said this as evidence that the music industry doesn't generate sufficient income to support such lavish spending.

Additionally, Kuti referenced crossdresser Bobrisky's recent legal issues, noting that money laundering charges were dropped from the case.

Also, Seun Kuti urged youths to critically examine the reality of the music industry and the actions of some artists alleging they might be involved in money laundering.

"If I speak out, they'll label it jealousy," Kuti said, emphasizing that his concerns transcend personal envy.

Meanwhile, he clarified that while he doesn't condone crime, he's particularly troubled by artists potentially exploiting their own community.

"This is not about being poor or rich; it's about the game being played," Kuti concluded.

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The audio, leaked by online critic Vincent Martins Otse (VeryDarkMan) with Seun Kuti's approval, claimed Falz and his father, Femi Falana, demanded N10 million from Bobrisky for a presidential pardon after his arrest.

So, Seun Kuti, who initially approved sharing the leaked call, clarified his stance on Instagram. He stated: "I know Uncle Femi very well... That part about Femi Falana is a scam."

Also, Kuti cited his personal experiences with Femi Falana, who reportedly represented him pro bono in three cases with Nigerian law enforcement.

"Uncle Femi Falana is so effing rich... If he believes someone is wrongfully convicted, he'll get them pardoned without asking for anything."

However, Seun Kuti expressed uncertainty about Falz's involvement, suggesting: "Maybe Falz fit talk to Bobrisky, take him papa dey brag... That's the only way, it doesn't reach Uncle Femi's side."

Lastly, the scandal has sparked controversy, with many questioning the authenticity of Bobrisky's claims.

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During a recent Instagram Live session, Kuti disclosed that social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) initially shared an audio recording with him, which implicated Bobrisky in a money laundering case. The recording allegedly revealed that the EFCC accepted a N15 million bribe to drop the charges.

In the audio, Bobrisky claimed he did not serve his jail term and mentioned rapper Falz and his father, human rights lawyer Femi Falana.

Meanwhile, Kuti stated that he encouraged VDM to expose Bobrisky and the EFCC after reviewing the evidence. The musician, who has experienced his own share of run-ins with the law, highlighted the disparity in treatment.

Also, he questioned why Bobrisky received preferential treatment. "I served my jail term, so why was Bobrisky freed?" Kuti asked.

However, Seun Kuti's involvement adds another layer to the controversy surrounding Bobrisky's allegations against the EFCC. The case has sparked widespread debate about corruption and unequal treatment within Nigeria's justice system.

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On his social media page, Seun Kuti challenged the notion that sex is a favor bestowed upon men by women. He emphasized that sex is a mutual act, stressing that it's not a favor unless it involves a prostitute.

In his words: "No one gives anyone sex except a prostitute. Sex is a mutual act. It's not a favor, and you didn't do anything; you just had sex - a natural act that cave women and cave men did."

Meanwhile, Seun Kuti's statement has sparked outrage among many Nigerians, who interpret his comments as dismissive of women's agency and autonomy.

Also, the musician's assertion that prostitution is "not a bad thing" has also drawn criticism. Lastly, the controversy surrounding Kuti's post shows the complex and sensitive nature of discussions around sex, consent, and gender dynamics in Nigeria.

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Set to drop on October 4th via Milan independent label Record Kicks, Heavier Yet comes six years after Seun's Grammy-nominated album, Black Times. This new record marks a pivotal moment in Seun's illustrious career, showcasing his evolution as an artist and activist.

Seun Kuti sheds light on the true essence of his music, dispelling common misconceptions. "African liberation is not my father's message, but Africa's message. Over 90% of Africans live in poverty, with 65% surviving on less than $2 a day." He emphasizes the importance of unity and collective empowerment.

Heavier Yet is produced by a dream team of top-tier producers, including superstar Lenny Kravitz (executive producer) and Fela Kuti and Egypt 80's original producer Sodi Marciszewer (artistic producer). This collaborative effort showcases Seun's expansion into diverse musical influences, from funk to reggae.

Seun expresses his gratitude for working with Lenny Kravitz, describing the experience as "magical." "I learned from a master, shaping my future music." This collaboration has not only enhanced Seun's artistry but also forged a lasting impact on his career.

Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) will be available on all major streaming platforms, CD, and limited edition black and coloured vinyl. Fans can expect an album that entertains, inspires, and ignites a spirit of activism and liberation.

Seun Kuti's parting words resonate deeply: "Monkeys need trees, lions need wilder beasts, crocodiles need a laguna, sharks need water, human beings need beauty, we need it." Immerse yourself in the Making of video on Seun Kuti's YouTube channel and get ready for Heavier Yet, dropping October 4th.

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