Lagos-based Fuji legend Pasuma subtly addressed his ongoing tension with his protégé, Taye Currency.
This happened at a recent live performance in Oluyole, Ibadan, Oyo State.
The Fuji maestro, affectionately called Oganla Fuji, had previously remained silent regarding Taye Currency’s controversial remarks.
This sparks widespread discussion among fans and followers.
However, during the show, Pasuma chose a symbolic and metaphorical approach to share his perspective on the matter.
Also, it demonstrates his preference for Yoruba theological expressions to convey deeper meanings.
Without explicitly mentioning Currency’s name, Pasuma crafted a storyline that resonated strongly with the audience, who quickly grasped his intended message.
Also, he likened the situation to dealing with a troublesome “cat”.
He explains that, although he wouldn’t harm or discard it, he would create distance to avoid further “scratches”.
This analogy served as a cautionary metaphor about managing relationships and guarding against repeated conflicts.
Furthermore, Pasuma advised his drummer against playing provocative or insulting beats.
He noted that certain rhythms could be misinterpreted, potentially escalating tensions.
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His choice of words and the wisdom behind them reflected the Yoruba cultural ethos of tact and indirect communication.
Also, this is a style of expression valued in Fuji music and respected within the community.
