Renowned Fuji legend, Pasuma, has finally reconciled with his former protégé, Taye Currency. This puts an end to their much-publicised rift.
The long-awaited truce reportedly took place in Mecca, where both musicians are currently observing Umrah 2025.
A now-viral video circulating on the internet captures the two Fuji stars sitting closely together.
They engaged in what appears to be a heartfelt discussion.
The scene marks a stark contrast to the tensions that had clouded their relationship in recent times.
From Mentor And Protégé To Rivals
Pasuma and Taye Currency once shared a strong mentor-protégé bond.
The former guides the latter through the competitive Fuji music industry.
However, their relationship took a downward turn in 2024.
This led to subtle and outright confrontations on social media.
The feud escalated in October 2024, when Taye Currency publicly dismissed claims that Pasuma was his “industry father”.
Instead, he insisted that while he respected Pasuma as an elder brother, he did not see him as a father figure.
His remarks ignited a firestorm of reactions online, particularly among Pasuma’s loyal fanbase, who interpreted his statement as disrespectful.
The backlash was swift, with many criticising the Ibadan-based Fuji singer for downplaying the influence of a senior figure in the industry.
Amid the controversy, Taye Currency later took to social media in a viral video to express regret over the misunderstanding.
However, he apologised to Pasuma and anyone who might have felt offended by his remarks.
He states that his intention was not to diminish Pasuma’s stature or contributions.
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His apology signalled the beginning of a thaw in tensions, but it wasn’t until their recent meeting in Mecca that the rift was officially mended.
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