Taye Currency, a well-known Fuji singer, said he was sorry to Pasuma, who is another famous musician. Taye said something that upset people about Pasuma.
During a show, Taye asked fans not to call Pasuma his ‘father’ in music. He said Pasuma is more like an older brother, not a father. This made a lot of noise on social media.
Because people were upset, Taye made a video to say sorry to Pasuma and anyone else who felt bad about his words. He said people took his words the wrong way.
Taye said, “Hello everyone. My name is Taye Currency. I want to say hi to all our friends and everyone who enjoys Fuji music, especially the fans of Pasuma.”
He continued, “I am sorry if anyone got upset. I didn’t mean to say anything bad, but people sometimes hear things in different ways.”
He also said, “Some people thought I insulted Pasuma, but I didn’t mean it that way. We are close, like one big family, so please don’t see us as fighting.”
“Pasuma is my big boss. I respect him a lot. To make sure nothing seems wrong, I’m saying sorry to Pasuma. He’s like an older brother to me. To all fans, I’m sorry, and hope we stay friends forever,” Taye added in Yoruba.
Taye started singing when he was very young and says he learned a lot from Pasuma, who helped him become successful.