Made Kuti Reacts To Post From “Unconfirmed Source” On Him Dissing Burna Boy
Renowned Afrobeat artist Made Kuti has recently responded to a social media post that alleged he criticized fellow musician Burna Boy for incorporating samples in his latest release. Made Kuti, the grandson of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti and nominated for a Grammy Award, took to social media to address the claims and clarify any misunderstanding that may have arisen. As a highly respected musician in the industry, his response has been eagerly awaited by music enthusiasts and fans alike.
An unverified account claiming to be from the news organization “CNN” posted an article alleging that the singer and musician had called out Burna on his Facebook page for releasing songs with samples of the late Fela songs.
“In the unlikely event, this becomes something. It’s fake. Never posted this. If any musician feels like it, sample to your heart’s content. Also, I don’t ‘scream out loud’.”
In the unlikely event this becomes something. It’s fake. Never posted this.
If any musicians feels like it, sample to your hearts content 👍🏿
Also, I don’t ‘scream out loud’. https://t.co/9ZjbaqL2sU— Mádé Kuti (@madeakuti) August 4, 2023
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