If I Stop Fuji Today, I’ll Still Be Richer Than Your Favorite – I Keep Fuji Music Alive” – Taye Currency Fires Back at Critics After Olubadan Outing

“If I Stop Fuji Today, I’ll Still Be Richer Than Your Favorite – I Keep Fuji Music Alive” – Taye Currency Fires Back at Critics After Olubadan Outing

Veteran Fuji musician Taye Currency has fired back at critics following his recent appearance at the Olubadan’s ceremony, making it clear that he remains a major force in the Fuji music industry.

In a strong response to social media backlash, Currency confidently stated that his influence and success extend far beyond music. He emphasized that even if he were to stop making Fuji music today, he would still be ahead of many of his peers both financially and in terms of legacy.

The Ibadan-born singer, who has spent decades in the Fuji scene, asserted that he is one of the few remaining artists actively keeping the genre in the spotlight. According to him, Fuji music continues to stay relevant largely because of his efforts and consistency.

Taye Currency also hinted at his ventures outside music, suggesting that his wealth and public presence aren’t tied solely to his singing career. He used the opportunity to remind critics that he is more than just an entertainer he is a brand and a cultural figure.

While his comments have stirred mixed reactions online, many fans continue to rally behind him, crediting him for helping sustain the Fuji genre in an era increasingly dominated by Afrobeats.