Seun made this known in a recent Instagram Live session with Nigerian music executive, Ubi Franklin.
The 37-year-old also noted that majority of those who make such claims are from religious homes but they use his father as a form of “escapism”.
In his words, “I think a lot of them grow up in Christian and Muslim homes but use Fela as an excuse to smoke and chase girls.”
Even in death, Fela has continued to be a focal point in music related discussions in the country.
Fela is often seen as a yardstick for comparison with contemporary Afrobeat singers.
It should be recalled that in February, Burna Boy caused a stir on social media after he claimed to be the best in the country’s music industry since Fela.
Source: Vanguard Allure
