VeryDarkMan Tells Wizkid “You Are Not Even Greater Than Me, Talk Less Of Fela” Amid Seun Kuti Feud

Social media activist VeryDarkMan has continued his criticism of Wizkid amid the ongoing dispute between the singer and Seun Kuti over the legacy of Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. VeryDarkMan, who previously accused Wizkid of disrespecting Fela, returned with fresh remarks in a new video where he questioned the singer’s impact and standing, both personally and socially. “Wizkid is not even greater than me talk less of Fela. He’s not. Contribution to the society? Get out, he’s not. A lot of them can’t even lace my boots.” He claimed Wizkid deliberately pushed boundaries after gauging public reaction, alleging that the singer encouraged his fans to disrespect Fela’s name. “He started a pattern, and after testing the waters he decided to try again. That is why he decided to do this one that he is doing to Fela. The sad part is that Wizkid did not read the room before he decided to do this thing to Fela by instigating his followers to insult Fela Kuti’s name.” According to VeryDarkMan, the situation reflects what he described as a long-standing habit of downplaying the achievements of industry figures who came before Wizkid. “What is this pattern? Wizkid likes to downplay the legacy of the people before him.” To support his argument, he referenced a past social media exchange involving Don Jazzy, accusing Wizkid of amplifying comments that diminished the veteran music executive’s influence. “I’ll give you an example: Don Jazzy. Wizkid say e no fit talk to person wey dey signed to an influencer. Then another person now ask, shay na Don Jazzy you dey talk to? And Wizkid reposted it. Then another person said Don Jazzy na influencer na, and Wizkid reposted it.” VeryDarkMan’s renewed comments have further fueled online conversations surrounding Wizkid’s clash with Seun Kuti, shifting the debate toward respect for music legends and how Fela’s legacy should be treated in contemporary discourse. Wizkid isn’t even greater than me, not to talk of Fela. What impact has he made on society? Until you bring something to the society, get out! 😭 — VeryDarkMan to Wizkid pic.twitter.com/yHXFLKc46M — Toluwase (@Toluwase_x) January 23, 2026

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Yeni Kuti Claims Wizkid Crossed The Line By Dragging Fela Into Feud With Seun Kuti

Yeni Kuti has weighed in on the ongoing feud between Seun Kuti and Wizkid, saying the singer went too far by bringing her late father, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, into the conflict. Speaking on TVC’s Your View, she clarified that her feelings toward Wizkid, a longtime friend, are not fueled by hostility, but she was hurt by the perceived disrespect toward Fela. “I love Wizkid a lot, he is my paddy na. He is my small friend,” she said. “I remember when he started at the Shrine, he was a backup singer. I cannot stop liking Wizkid.” However, she expressed disappointment over Fela being mentioned in the drama. “He did too much by insulting my father, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti,” Yeni stated. “If you have a problem with someone, why are you now calling Fela out?”. “I love Wizkid a lot, he’s my friend. I wish at the beginning he’d put a stop to it. We’re just about to celebrate our icon at the Grammy and you’re all fighting. You don’t see Bob Marley people do this.” — Fela Kuti’s daughter, Yeni Kuti speaks about Wizkid & Seun Kuti beef. pic.twitter.com/5USyxhK9z3 — 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) January 22, 2026

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VeryDarkMan Slams Wizkid For Using Fela’s Name Amid Seun Kuti Feud, Criticizes Nigeria For Disrespecting Music Legends

VeryDarkMan has sharply criticized Wizkid for involving Fela Kuti in his feud with Seun Kuti, insisting the singer should have addressed Seun directly instead of dragging the Afrobeat legend’s name into the conflict. “Nigeria is the only country without music legends. While other countries idolize theirs, in Nigeria, they call it ‘past glory.’ I even expected Wizkid to call out Seun Kuti directly, without mentioning his father, Fela,” he said. He also questioned the significance of Wizkid’s Grammy win, arguing that it does not reflect true mastery of music. “Because of Wizkid, people disrespect Fela. Let’s talk about Grammy. This 2026, Fela will receive a lifetime achievement award at the Grammys after being inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2025. Did Wizkid ever get a lifetime achievement award? Never. Which song? Which piece of music? Music is an art involving instruments and drumming. Wizkid can’t even play an instrument. He can’t even match Made Kuti. It’s because people don’t respect their legends that Wizkid uses Fela’s name.” VeryDarkMan went on to describe Wizkid’s Grammy as a “compensation award,” saying, “Take a good look at Wizkid’s Grammy — Best Music Video. This is not a real Grammy. Cry all you want, it is what it is. Now let’s talk about Nigerians who actually have Grammys. Burna Boy won Best Global Music Album twice, solo. Tems won Best African Music Performance and also collaborated with Future and Drake. Yet people disrespect Fela, claiming he was irresponsible. None of us match that level of artistry.” He concluded that the feud exposes a bigger issue in Nigeria: the country’s failure to honor and protect the legacy of its music legends, leaving contemporary stars to exploit iconic names instead of truly respecting them. “Nigeria is the only country in the word that don’t have music legends like other countries do they label them ‘past glory.’ I thought WizKid would call out Seun Kuti directly, without mentioning Fela,” ~ VeryDarkMan say pic.twitter.com/kD9SPHCMfH — ORITOKE MEDIA (@oritokemedia_1) January 22, 2026

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Seun Kuti Curses Wizkid: “You’ll Not Use Your Hands to Do Great Things” Over Fela Tattoo

Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has cursed Wizkid over a tattoo of his late father, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, amid their ongoing social media feud. In a livestream, Seun told Wizkid that he “will not use your hands to do great things in life again” unless he removes the tattoo. He added, “Put your father’s face if you’re proud of him,” urging Wizkid to honour his own father instead. The clash comes as tensions between the two artists continue, fueled by debates over respect for Fela’s legacy and comparisons between the legendary Afrobeat pioneer and today’s stars. Seun’s remarks highlight his insistence that Fela’s memory be treated with utmost reverence. https://twitter.com/ManLikeIcey/status/2013929408076071054/video/1

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Wizkid Fires Back at Seun Kuti Over Criticism of Fans Comparing Him to Fela

Wizkid has finally fired back at Seun Kuti after the Afrobeat star repeatedly criticised his fans for comparing him to Fela Kuti. The singer shared a viral video on his X page, captioning it: “He’s embarrassing his family 😭😭😂😂.” The clip features a woman fiercely defending Wizkid’s fanbase, scolding Seun Kuti in Yoruba for repeatedly targeting the singer’s supporters. She argued that if it weren’t for Wizkid, Fela’s legacy might not be as widely remembered, noting that his fans are helping keep the legend’s name alive. Wizkid also referred to Seun as “omo baba oni pata gigan,” stressing that Fela’s legacy stands on its own. Wizkid didn’t stop at X; he also posted the video on his Instagram story. He later returned to X and reacted with a single laughing emoji (😂), triggering a wave of responses from fans and social media users. The exchange highlights ongoing debates in Nigeria’s music scene over how modern Afrobeats artists are compared to Afrobeat pioneers, with fans and critics often sharply divided on the matter. He's embarrassing his family 😭😭😂😂 pic.twitter.com/Q2mJq6lfqx — //|)ee🦁 (@Mr_Md33_) January 20, 2026

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Seun Kuti Reveals Fela Sent Him $120,000, Taking Shot At Wizkid Comparisons

Seun Kuti highlighted his father Fela’s lasting legacy, revealing that he received $120,000—29 years after Fela’s passing—as evidence of the Afrobeat legend’s enduring impact. He contrasted this with Wizkid FC, suggesting their fathers lack a comparable influence. Seun questioned, “How many of your fathers can do that from the grave?” underscoring that Fela’s achievements remain unmatched. He stressed that comparisons between Wizkid and Fela are misguided, given Fela’s extraordinary stature. Seun added, “Fela’s son. Fela is still blessing me from the grave 29 years later. How many of your fathers can do that from the grave? None, because your fathers are not accomplished. Wizkid and DJ Tunez are enjoying the clout, which is why they won’t come out to say, ‘Stop disrespecting Fela in my name.’”   View this post on Instagram  

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Seun Kuti Calls Wizkid Greatest Artiste, Urges Fans To Leave Fela’s Name Out Of Comparisons

Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has addressed recent debates in which some Wizkid fans invoked his late father, Fela Anikulapo‑Kuti, to measure the Nigerian superstar’s success. In a video shared online, Seun praised Wizkid, saying, “Wizkid is the greatest artist in the world; I can say Wizkid is the greatest artist of all time.” But he questioned why his father’s name continues to be brought into comparisons. “If you want Wizkid to be great, he’s the greatest. Leave my father out of the conversation,” he said. Seun stressed that Fela’s legacy is unparalleled and should not be used to diminish other artists. He noted that globally, fans don’t compare contemporary stars to legends like Bob Marley, Hugh Masekela, or Aretha Franklin, yet in Nigeria, Fela’s name is repeatedly pulled into debates. Highlighting his family’s humility, Seun said, “We don’t cross our lane or claim our father is above everyone. But somehow, there’s always a reason to drag him down.” The musician’s comments have reignited conversations online about respecting Fela’s legacy while celebrating the achievements of modern Nigerian artists like Wizkid.

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Seun Kuti and DJ Tunez Hug It Out At Lagos Club After Online Feud Over Wizkid Comparisons

Seun Kuti and Wizkid’s aide, DJ Tunez, turned a heated online debate into a moment of camaraderie when they were recently spotted at a Lagos club. The tension began after Seun publicly criticized Wizkid’s fans for comparing the singer to his late father, Fela Anikulapo‑Kuti. DJ Tunez responded with humor, suggesting that if Wizkid couldn’t be compared to Fela, he should be likened to Michael Jackson instead. The club encounter started casually, with the two spotting each other across the venue. Instead of ignoring the past exchange, they approached one another, shared smiles, and embraced in a warm hug. The gesture, which lasted several moments, appeared heartfelt and immediately drew the attention of onlookers, many of whom captured and shared the moment on social media. The hug seemed to symbolize more than a simple greeting—it was a public display of respect and reconciliation. Witnesses reported that the pair chatted and laughed after the embrace, showing that any tension from the online debate had dissipated. Fans praised the scene, saying it demonstrated professionalism and the ability to rise above conflicts. By hugging it out, Seun Kuti and DJ Tunez sent a clear message: disagreements over artists and comparisons can exist without personal animosity, and even in a competitive music industry, respect and unity can still shine through.   View this post on Instagram  

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