Hip-hop is not for decent people -Remi Aluko, Igwe Fuji

Remi Aluko aka Igwe Fuji

Remi Aluko is a highly rated fuji musician. And in this interview by OSEYIZA OOGBODO BLOG, he says his ambition is to become a genuine international star.

People see fuji as music for thugs, riff-raffs and suchlike. How do you feel about that?

Let me tell you the truth. Fuji music has really been brought up by the riff-raffs and thugs and we can never, never run away from them. Even hip-hop is not for a decent person, if you want to say the truth. The only thing we need to do with the music we sing is to sing songs to make the thugs change the way they behave and from bad to good because we too, before we grew up, our forefathers have been singing this fuji, you know, it’s from the gbas-gbos and we can never, never run away from them so the only thing we just need to do is to just let them know that fuji has already changed. It’s not still the way they think it was before.

Why did you choose fuji when there’s juju, highlife and others?

Note: This is an excerpt of the Oseyiza Oogbodo bestseller, I Wasn't Paid For My American President Performance, which is available as an eBook on Amazon.

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