Thanks Mom and Dad. I feel blessed to have grown up in a house where as a child I was exposed to music from all different genres. I know it helped me learn to appreciate different styles and cultures from all over. From hip hop, jazz, bossa, heavy metal, pop, easy listening, reggae, rock, funk, latin, african, classical, soul, dub, etc. Music is one of the few things that can unite all people. It doesn't matter rich,poor,white,black, whatever religion, music will always touch the Soul. Peace!
The "water" is the Nigerian common people. The Government/Military must not make enemies of the populous, nor disturb their "flow" (endeavors & routines)- as it is dangerous to make an enemy of the country's most essential resource. The people make everything happen.
Nothing exists without water
... Water does not gain enemies
because if you fight (renounce)water, you will die
My mum went to one of his concerts, and one of his entourage called her and said Fela wanted her to come backstage for 'a good time', she declined thank god.
Good music, but I can't listen to it without the thought of Fela getting jiggy with my mother *shudder*
@demerc nice. The deeper meaning is to surrender to whatever situation you find yourself in, good or bad. Whatever we resist persist. But like water we can just flow effortlessly.
the lyric goes like this"to ba lo bawon mugbo, to ba mu e. Wa de le ejo. 2 times, Wahidi. Ma dan wo sogbo, wa dan wo...the best Fela song I am not tired of listerning to..
Fela Kuti went to the United States and heard Jazz, Blues, and R&B. Those types of music is what influenced his work. Of course he put in his on flavor to it, and it is great! Go Afrobeat!
Youtube has become like a vinyl store! It's often that I go on here to find records to sample! Fela Kuti is the bomb! They just don't make em like this anymore!
@ Mikado2,sorry for not adding the 2 earlier.This song was racking my brain when I first heard it on Conmen vol.3 Jealous Toys Must Die!This is just beautiful!
Man this is real music.. Where u hear it and nothing else matters.. Where nothing matters and all of your problems just fade away.. As if you've fallen into a deep whole of happiness.. This Is Music
@OzzieJohnFerguson dont come at us with your "lm white "bull!putting yourself on a pedestal you dont deserve ..y cant you just enjoy this genius without racially profiling him!
@teemad: You are right! Music surpasses race, color, ethinicity or any other artificial human division out there. I listen to Hausa, Hindu, Punjabi (via Bend It Like Beckham), and whatever music moves my soul. And I'm Yoruba. So what? Just let your soul enjoy whatever music it wants.
the idea of nationality and inherent differences in race is FUCKING BULLSHIT. there are no americans or mexicans or nigerians or what ever. its tactic used by the governments (or who ever runs these "countries" nowadays) to sustain control within imaginary boundries (also known as "borders"). i doubt fela thought of himself as nigerian considering the fact that he declared his house as an independent state. he fought for all of africa. his music makes me wanna smoke a joint in front of a bank :D
@soulmagnetist Well said my friend. This world of line drawers is ancient, but as the age of the internet enters its early adolescent period, we will see yet another revolution. The cycle continues, so I say smoke that joint.
@soulmagnetist "his music makes me wanna smoke a joint in front of a bank" Stop being so short-sighted. I get your whole revolutionary thing, but you don't need to drag weed into it. It's bullshit like what you're saying that makes legalization and change all the more difficult. People don't respond to radicalization, they respond to calm and reason, a lot more than you might think.
all u white people need to get over yourselves. when i eat red curry noodles i dont validate it by saying "im half mexican and i love thai food!" cause music, like food and art, transcends any sort of cultural definition and exists in its own right. its not black nigerian music, its music created nigeria by a most legit black dude, and what hes telling us is universal and a essential part of humanity, and thats why it rings true for people in the states or australia or where ever....
I'm white and I live in canada yet I sing parts of this song in a language I dont understand originating half the world away, Anyone who cares about the governments labeling bullshit is a slave to their lies. I'm me.
Can you hear that,OMI ONI OTA O,THAT IS WHY FELA HAS NO ENEMY .WHAT A GREAT AFRICAN MAN,CLOSE YOUR EYES IMAGINE FELE BEING A PRESIDENT,WHAT YOU SEE?THIS IS FOR AFRICANS.
Fela had a great sound. He really nailed it on this piece. I like how he took American sounds and principals and created something new, something Nigerian from it. Slightly similar to what Brits did with American music.
ALL PRAISE KING AFROBEAT FELA & KING AFRICAN MUSIC! RIP TOO MANY BLACK MASTERS, FELA KUTI! SUN RA! MUDDY WATERS! n you, ma, who dug jazz n lady day n all cultures & arts i listenin to OLANTUJI as a toddler n im hittin 55 now
race dont matter CULTURE DOES; SPACE AGE GREETINGS FROM MINNESOTA
well iam not nigerian when i heard this song this really blowed me away i really love this song to dance to this has helped me it lifts me to happy feeling it is a very special song for me if you dont like this song then you must be dead and iam white
@sakeena12 ok you're white so what its not like the music will be validated by you putting your "and iam white" stamp on it. Anyone with ears whether they be white, brown, or red should be able to understand the meaning and fire of this song. I agree with sasquash12 its Brilliant. Iam black....lol
@sunlovedulce excellent comment, although i think the ethnicity status is just to emphasise how it has successfully crossed cultural boundaries and people are only happy to highlight that. The music is bigger than nigeria, its bigger than africa, you can hear it on saturn.
@sunlovedulce The way we choose to relate to music of other cultures or "Races" is a personal choice we make. The choices we make do not add to or take away from the quality of the musician's work.
@sakeena12 It's a great song. Dismiss all the white-black paranoia and chatter. I'm American and Fela did some great things by taking American music, instruments and principles and created his own sound. Brits did a siimilar thing.
@tallron I wish I knew more white guys who listen to this music for Fela is universal and you can understand his message. Most of the guys I know would rather that Pop music crap. Thank goodness there is someone out there who would cross over and hear music from another prospective.
@tallron :-) actually Fela spoke only Yoruba and English..not Igbo. But I get what you mean about the music's universality. I find that to be very pioneering of him even for that time. Those days most Nigerian musicians only sang in their dialect but Fela made his music more accessible by infusing it with English. 30 years on, all the Naija music artists now follow that template.
I adore this song, the message, the movement it never fails to stir from within! Found Femi's version the other day and nearly floated through a 2.5 hr. commute. I know Tanzania is not the homeland of this "Black President", but I hope the temperance of my response will not prove to be an odd coupling ;) P(e)ace & Love
@MathiesContego The guy is dead. He's not making any money anymore. And the point of his music anyway was to send a message, not to earn him some dosh.
I'm not saying you should illegally download music, but in this case it doesn't really matter.
@MathiesContego Take it from some one in the music industry, musicians just want their music heard. And it really, really, doesn't make much of an impact at all whether people illegally download.
i played this song on my graduation and white ppl were like wat the fuck then it reached the chorus and they couldnt help their feet lol hahaha my dad is nigerian and he bought me this cd
1:19 ewwww, armpit hair.
coocoo4cocopuffslol 3 weeks ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Thanks Mom and Dad. I feel blessed to have grown up in a house where as a child I was exposed to music from all different genres. I know it helped me learn to appreciate different styles and cultures from all over. From hip hop, jazz, bossa, heavy metal, pop, easy listening, reggae, rock, funk, latin, african, classical, soul, dub, etc. Music is one of the few things that can unite all people. It doesn't matter rich,poor,white,black, whatever religion, music will always touch the Soul. Peace!
cekc70 1 month ago
Ehh huyu jamaa ni noma kabisa
gomakuu 1 month ago in playlist AfroPolitans
that is one greasy slinky fuckin groove. joy
Grendel53 1 month ago
The "water" is the Nigerian common people. The Government/Military must not make enemies of the populous, nor disturb their "flow" (endeavors & routines)- as it is dangerous to make an enemy of the country's most essential resource. The people make everything happen.
Nothing exists without water
... Water does not gain enemies
because if you fight (renounce)water, you will die
MrEdwinvalbuena 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos 6
Except for hot oil...
just sayin
trulyBlakndheart 2 months ago
One of the greats regarding the sax but more importantly 'a great' from the Mother Land
siraaj4312 2 months ago
hahahaha 9 dislikes... IT DOESNT EVEN SHOW UP ON THE SCALE LMAO... SOME PEOPLE NEED A MUSICAL COMPASS TO DIRECT THEM BACK TO JUSTIN BEIBER
onofomi 2 months ago
Fela=Gainsbour=revolutionnaries
dogonman 2 months ago
I want this played at my funeral. also a bunch of times before that.
pete1729 2 months ago 5
Noble Music
bouillerj3 2 months ago
FELAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!
stoinge 3 months ago
This the best of FELA. Anikulapo rest in peace. We miss U greatly
Me201067 3 months ago
My mum went to one of his concerts, and one of his entourage called her and said Fela wanted her to come backstage for 'a good time', she declined thank god.
Good music, but I can't listen to it without the thought of Fela getting jiggy with my mother *shudder*
The6thSimpson 3 months ago 4
@The6thSimpson LOL! that's unfortunate that you have that hangup. Your mum must be beautiful
cocolahtay 3 months ago
"BE LIKE WATER"- Bruce Lee- Jeet Kune Do philosophy
demerc 4 months ago 16
@demerc nice. The deeper meaning is to surrender to whatever situation you find yourself in, good or bad. Whatever we resist persist. But like water we can just flow effortlessly.
wildmanmike100 2 months ago
@wildmanmike100 right on bredren!
demerc 2 months ago
Sublime!!! R.I.P Fela.
Girlshine 4 months ago
the lyric goes like this"to ba lo bawon mugbo, to ba mu e. Wa de le ejo. 2 times, Wahidi. Ma dan wo sogbo, wa dan wo...the best Fela song I am not tired of listerning to..
noged123 4 months ago
I'm 16 and white, my dad always played Fela on LP since I was little, have been loving it ever since!
SuperSuperStrange 5 months ago
Fela Kuti went to the United States and heard Jazz, Blues, and R&B. Those types of music is what influenced his work. Of course he put in his on flavor to it, and it is great! Go Afrobeat!
videoeloquence 5 months ago
Me and my guy burned a few with Fela when he was in the process of makin' this great, wonderful piece of art. Much love fela. Rip!
DjSpitta1350 5 months ago
Rip great legend.
mvacraft 5 months ago
Funky!!!
n64wilbert 5 months ago
this dat shit!!! nice montage too..
RiqNice 5 months ago
Youtube has become like a vinyl store! It's often that I go on here to find records to sample! Fela Kuti is the bomb! They just don't make em like this anymore!
mikado2 5 months ago
@ Mikado2,sorry for not adding the 2 earlier.This song was racking my brain when I first heard it on Conmen vol.3 Jealous Toys Must Die!This is just beautiful!
Cullough251 5 months ago
@ Mikado,oh yeah INI "grown man sport"
Cullough251 5 months ago
@Cullough251 that's right :)
mikado2 5 months ago
Thumbs up if you know that Pete Rock sampled this!
mikado2 5 months ago
@mikado2 Grown Man Sport.
Wafro84 2 months ago
i <3 this soooo much !
midnightaria 5 months ago
yes fela na baba for music!!! me i like baba fela well well!!
sunnychinachina 5 months ago
EvanAwake
DJCooqieDough 5 months ago
The greatest there EVER was and Ever will be.
MikeMzeski 5 months ago
Nice. Thanks for sharing.
djfabidoo 6 months ago
This hits the spot on a hot summer day.
415BAY415 6 months ago 2
beat beat beat...........
fela319 6 months ago
Fela is a cool cat man.
santanaincubus 6 months ago
One of the greatest pieces of music ever. This should have 20x more views.
boubix 6 months ago
pete rock loved Fela
Lautre343 6 months ago
8:11
svendiamond 6 months ago
Best song to get high to...
gchijioke12 6 months ago
Man this is real music.. Where u hear it and nothing else matters.. Where nothing matters and all of your problems just fade away.. As if you've fallen into a deep whole of happiness.. This Is Music
YoungMile231 6 months ago 10
so funky
fat8622 7 months ago
I was at the last Fela Musical yesterday and it was great!! And His son Femi Kuti(special guest) did this song!!
taartje87 7 months ago
That keyboard intro is the bomb
StekelKrekel 7 months ago
Amazing song. Really puts a smile on your face.
MightyGuru 7 months ago
Anytime i'm feeling down for any reason i listen to Fela.
DiscoFrisc0 7 months ago
wow, did he play sax as well?
diisopropylamine 7 months ago
@diisopropylamine Fela did everythang!!! hahaha and well too.
LovelyHerbanRenewal 7 months ago
LISTEN 2 DIS YOUNG RAPPER, HE SOUNDS LIKE M.I /watch?v=5eC_5s_sSuc
controll27 8 months ago
Greatest jazz acts of all time: Miles, Coltrane, Freddie Hubbard and Fela Kuti
Mr4scoreand20 8 months ago
respect from india! nice music!
braunarsch 8 months ago
Eight dislikes??? Who can possibly dislike this song?
rumbera1967 8 months ago 4
THE LEGEND lives on
e35554r 8 months ago
This is the kind of music you get when its not corrupted by the ideas of making money and becoming popular (like much of todays music)
polychronic420 8 months ago 2
This is just as good as classical, jazz music
mrssimpkins21 8 months ago
05:37
So Lovely. Fela lives forever
jochemlambers 8 months ago
00:45- the end of the song SWAG OD!!!!!! The horns are crazy
REALCHASETHEPILOT 9 months ago
must see live hackbook trick /watch?v=Fd0di5HFboY
ElseElan 9 months ago
please can some find me Ojuelegba Roundabout by Fela Ransome Kuti
CLEMODITA 9 months ago
I'm white and I love this. God bless the Africans and the music they bring.
OzzieJohnFerguson 9 months ago 39
@OzzieJohnFerguson dont come at us with your "lm white "bull!putting yourself on a pedestal you dont deserve ..y cant you just enjoy this genius without racially profiling him!
stimela03 6 months ago
God bless you too for appreciating this beautiful music
nnamdieze87 4 months ago
@OzzieJohnFerguson god bless westerners for their abilitty to question and improve beyond human capabilities you guys truly are amazing in ur own way
3bl4ck 4 months ago
@OzzieJohnFerguson the colour of cour skin has no significanse to this song..but im glad you like it.
kebablo 4 months ago
@OzzieJohnFerguson :) no god bless you
greeneyez63 4 months ago
@OzzieJohnFerguson Thanks man! I appreciate that. :)
tyresandkers 2 months ago
@OzzieJohnFerguson not sure why you need to tell us what color you are...like you need to be a certain color to like certain music?
xpoondiggy 1 month ago
@OzzieJohnFerguson - I agree
sharondiane227 1 month ago
One of the best things i've ever heard
Hodgesafc 9 months ago 2
Love IT!
frogblunt 9 months ago
Some come and follow footsteps...
Some come and blaze trails....
***jcmcneilband***
CoachG1000 9 months ago
Who in their right mind would not like this! This is amazing music! Love it! Love it! Love it! Thanks for posting!
Moormas13 9 months ago
If I could go back in time, a Fela concert would be my one must see.
desundial 10 months ago
If I could go back in time, a Fela concert would be my one must see.
desundial 10 months ago
i love this!
luvs2cover 10 months ago
my comment was directed at the idiots below me...should have been more clear
orange01z28 10 months ago
Good song, reminds me of hot summers and cold beer :)
uberhippie666 10 months ago
LOL ya'll keep saying pete rock what about common's pop's rap 3 all my children?
sfknns 10 months ago
awesome!
zolo277 10 months ago
Absolutely amazing Fela!We need more like you fighting for freedom!
TheMediaAnarchist 10 months ago
i love how dusty and raw this music is. ive been sleeping on thsi guy...
eatsrappers 10 months ago
@8:10 Pete Rock or I.N.I - Grown man sport
geischeissen 10 months ago
Pete Rock - Grown Man Sport
191TheLegend191 10 months ago
kuti is an artist..I love his music
jibberisssh 10 months ago
I am an octopus; I am blue-ish pink with little circles, and if you piss me off, I start glowing...
jackrowet1234 11 months ago
8 people are tryin to be water`s enemy.
banji077 11 months ago 4
I am bright green, and even I love Fela! All hail the bright greed lords of X'rungthr!
MrMaximillion48 11 months ago
I am human.
Sidar654231 11 months ago
common guys... enjoy the music. Forget if you are black, white or Asians
rotilua 11 months ago
@teemad: You are right! Music surpasses race, color, ethinicity or any other artificial human division out there. I listen to Hausa, Hindu, Punjabi (via Bend It Like Beckham), and whatever music moves my soul. And I'm Yoruba. So what? Just let your soul enjoy whatever music it wants.
Msincognito007 11 months ago 50
Why do people have to continuously degrade music by
a) comparing it to other talents,
and/or
b) by saying "I love this even though I'm black/white/brown/yellow/purple/pink/ninja".
FFS JUST STFU AND ENJOY THE MUSIC.
teemad 11 months ago 5
Pete Rock
GhettoNintendo 11 months ago
Never heard this song til just now and I know music. Baaad!
professanutz 11 months ago
Awesome!
Jellybeantiger 11 months ago
I'm white as Fck and Fela is my favorite artist
orange01z28 11 months ago
@orange01z28 it doesn't matter what race your are music is Universal
hbcunationalnetwork 11 months ago
@orange01z28 so you being white, cant like artists outside your race or do you just want to make yourself relevant. shut up.
projectchik 10 months ago
KOOL,SMOOTH AND JAZZY
stevjah 1 year ago
the idea of nationality and inherent differences in race is FUCKING BULLSHIT. there are no americans or mexicans or nigerians or what ever. its tactic used by the governments (or who ever runs these "countries" nowadays) to sustain control within imaginary boundries (also known as "borders"). i doubt fela thought of himself as nigerian considering the fact that he declared his house as an independent state. he fought for all of africa. his music makes me wanna smoke a joint in front of a bank :D
soulmagnetist 1 year ago 4
@soulmagnetist
Dear Cousin
Your words are truthfully RIGHT ON!!!!!!!
PLEASE GOOGLE ohcanadamovie TO CONFIRM AND EXPAND THE TRUTH YOU HAVE WROTE!
PEACE AND MUCH LOVE
MrBiejos 1 year ago
@soulmagnetist Well said my friend. This world of line drawers is ancient, but as the age of the internet enters its early adolescent period, we will see yet another revolution. The cycle continues, so I say smoke that joint.
phillymiz 1 year ago
@soulmagnetist "his music makes me wanna smoke a joint in front of a bank" Stop being so short-sighted. I get your whole revolutionary thing, but you don't need to drag weed into it. It's bullshit like what you're saying that makes legalization and change all the more difficult. People don't respond to radicalization, they respond to calm and reason, a lot more than you might think.
revjoe250 11 months ago
all u white people need to get over yourselves. when i eat red curry noodles i dont validate it by saying "im half mexican and i love thai food!" cause music, like food and art, transcends any sort of cultural definition and exists in its own right. its not black nigerian music, its music created nigeria by a most legit black dude, and what hes telling us is universal and a essential part of humanity, and thats why it rings true for people in the states or australia or where ever....
soulmagnetist 1 year ago 4
@soulmagnetist
it's good fucking music is what it is.
I'm white and I live in canada yet I sing parts of this song in a language I dont understand originating half the world away, Anyone who cares about the governments labeling bullshit is a slave to their lies. I'm me.
PawnsMons 1 year ago 2
8:10
pOBrain 1 year ago
@pOBrain "Grown man sport " nice
FuckThePolize 1 year ago
@pOBrain yup...petey rocka
superduperpluma 1 year ago
Can you hear that,OMI ONI OTA O,THAT IS WHY FELA HAS NO ENEMY .WHAT A GREAT AFRICAN MAN,CLOSE YOUR EYES IMAGINE FELE BEING A PRESIDENT,WHAT YOU SEE?THIS IS FOR AFRICANS.
segstephe 1 year ago
INCREIBLE
sacardoo 1 year ago
Fela had a great sound. He really nailed it on this piece. I like how he took American sounds and principals and created something new, something Nigerian from it. Slightly similar to what Brits did with American music.
cavaleer 1 year ago
How can you "dislike" this?
ndowney 1 year ago
King Fela up in this bitch!!!! Rebel against corrupt and unjust leadership, racism and every gadammm form of oppression!!!
mortifydflesh 1 year ago 3
one of the most prolific and knowledgeable artists of all time!!!!!!!!
flabby212 1 year ago
How can anyone dislike this?? Seriously?!
caramelrr 1 year ago
ALL PRAISE KING AFROBEAT FELA & KING AFRICAN MUSIC! RIP TOO MANY BLACK MASTERS, FELA KUTI! SUN RA! MUDDY WATERS! n you, ma, who dug jazz n lady day n all cultures & arts i listenin to OLANTUJI as a toddler n im hittin 55 now
race dont matter CULTURE DOES; SPACE AGE GREETINGS FROM MINNESOTA
sunra3000 1 year ago 2
well iam not nigerian when i heard this song this really blowed me away i really love this song to dance to this has helped me it lifts me to happy feeling it is a very special song for me if you dont like this song then you must be dead and iam white
sakeena12 1 year ago
@sakeena12 ok you're white so what its not like the music will be validated by you putting your "and iam white" stamp on it. Anyone with ears whether they be white, brown, or red should be able to understand the meaning and fire of this song. I agree with sasquash12 its Brilliant. Iam black....lol
sunlovedulce 1 year ago 33
@sunlovedulce excellent comment, although i think the ethnicity status is just to emphasise how it has successfully crossed cultural boundaries and people are only happy to highlight that. The music is bigger than nigeria, its bigger than africa, you can hear it on saturn.
Garcian 5 months ago
Comment removed
sunlovedulce 5 months ago
Comment removed
sunlovedulce 5 months ago
@sunlovedulce The way we choose to relate to music of other cultures or "Races" is a personal choice we make. The choices we make do not add to or take away from the quality of the musician's work.
sunlovedulce 5 months ago
@sakeena12 It's a great song. Dismiss all the white-black paranoia and chatter. I'm American and Fela did some great things by taking American music, instruments and principles and created his own sound. Brits did a siimilar thing.
cavaleer 1 year ago 3
Brilliant.
sasquash12 1 year ago
Fela was one of the greatest musician in Eko back in the days of Ojuelegba roundout. ITT denotes our leaders today
akudike 1 year ago
Fela was one of the greatest musician in Eko back in the days of ojuelegba roundout. ITT denotes our leaders today
akudike 1 year ago
6 people are waters enemy
stotan17 1 year ago
@stotan17 then they'll die the next 2 or 3days from dehydration lmfao
killin2nu 1 year ago
Some white kids are kicking the music scene with the best homage to Fela ever.
They're called jungle by night. Look them up on youtube or myspace.
StekelKrekel 1 year ago
I love the pic@ 10:58
afriqbeau 1 year ago
This sound is sooooo smooth, so dope!! Timeless music right here!!
Neenahs 1 year ago
One of my favorites......... you are still alive!!!!!
pulquitoman 1 year ago
fela kuti's songs are too short, when tenminutes is up, or the album is over I just wish it would go on forever.
BlastMasterDeph 1 year ago
nice song water get no enemy
but al little bit long...
thenisters 1 year ago
nice song water get no enemy
thenisters 1 year ago
Pure Genius!
Adanmadu 1 year ago
This is one white guy who loves the music of Fela Kuti, his son as well and the Oriental Brothers although I don't speak Igbo. The music is universal
tallron 1 year ago
@tallron I wish I knew more white guys who listen to this music for Fela is universal and you can understand his message. Most of the guys I know would rather that Pop music crap. Thank goodness there is someone out there who would cross over and hear music from another prospective.
ThePandems 1 year ago
@ThePandems I'm white. I'm almost 50. I love this music.
RFranklinCarter 1 year ago
@RFranklinCarter You got good taste
ThePandems 1 year ago
@ThePandems I'm a 19 year old white chick, and I think Fela kicks soo much ass :)
nothingisasitseems88 1 year ago
@nothingisasitseems88 Listening to more than one genre is a great way to find great music.
ThePandems 1 year ago
@ThePandems Hell yeah it is :)
nothingisasitseems88 1 year ago
@tallron :-) actually Fela spoke only Yoruba and English..not Igbo. But I get what you mean about the music's universality. I find that to be very pioneering of him even for that time. Those days most Nigerian musicians only sang in their dialect but Fela made his music more accessible by infusing it with English. 30 years on, all the Naija music artists now follow that template.
monxcrib 1 year ago
6 SHELL EXECUTIVES put their thumbs under this angelmusic
flotillaGo 1 year ago
thumbs up if youre high as fuck
iloveyoursmile69 1 year ago 4
afrobit no get enemy
maxacro76 1 year ago
fela wata no enemy
maximoyear2005 1 year ago
This is just Genius,,.. Woah
flex213 1 year ago
I LOOK UP TO THIS MAN AND WILL CHERISH HIS LEGACY, FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL KNOW THAT THEY HAD GREAT GIFTED AMBASSADORS THAT PAVED THE WAY FOR THEM
Spankeedoodle 1 year ago
Pretty good. 6/10. I'M KIDDING BEST SONG EVER
HalSamuel 1 year ago
I LOVE THIS SONG, JOEY TURNED ME ON!
TANISHALABELLEJONES 1 year ago
Gotta love the Pete Rock sample from 8:10 - 8:20 for his song Grown Man Sport. Nuff respect to Fela Kuti.
rlazarr 1 year ago 3
Wow, you'd have to be dead if this song doesn't make you feel something inside...excellent!!!!.
mentaluphoria 1 year ago 2
I adore this song, the message, the movement it never fails to stir from within! Found Femi's version the other day and nearly floated through a 2.5 hr. commute. I know Tanzania is not the homeland of this "Black President", but I hope the temperance of my response will not prove to be an odd coupling ;) P(e)ace & Love
iampsalmbody 1 year ago 3
This has been flagged as spam show
The big Oil corporations are trying their best to stop free energy ideas from spreading to common ppl.
We need to put an end to this corruption ,start generating your own electricity now.
Visit LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM and get the blueprints . Join the Revolution!!
buchananfibbing 1 year ago
You can get this mp3 at instantmp3s..com
amusing617 1 year ago
@amusing617 You SICKEN me, it's people like you that put good musicians out of business from illegally downloading their tracks off the internet.
MathiesContego 1 year ago
@MathiesContego The guy is dead. He's not making any money anymore. And the point of his music anyway was to send a message, not to earn him some dosh.
I'm not saying you should illegally download music, but in this case it doesn't really matter.
motunrolarulz 1 year ago
@MathiesContego Take it from some one in the music industry, musicians just want their music heard. And it really, really, doesn't make much of an impact at all whether people illegally download.
000TheNUKE000 1 year ago
If this doesn't make you feel happy and want to get up and dance you aren't human. Truly amazing music.
logicalthinking2 1 year ago 2
reminds me of my yoruba ex
gbaswenga 1 year ago
Memories! Great post.
jeelew 1 year ago
what does this song talk about?
RiversideIndian 1 year ago
@RiversideIndian H2O
gemisphere 1 year ago
such a beautiful, heart-jerking song
RiversideIndian 1 year ago
ogogoro nor ro omo ko lo ra igbo lo losha ma towo sogbo ma towo
omonig 1 year ago
AMAZING .......................................
fulansujin 1 year ago
tune......
SCOOBYNG83 1 year ago
king fela
mectonmax 1 year ago
@mectonmax Try King Ferus! (Mustafov)
TheDinarid 1 year ago
@TheDinarid All respect to King Fela! I have his 8 albums! Very powerfull! Excellent
TheDinarid 1 year ago
@TheDinarid no disrespect but he had up 70 albums
gasdemup 1 year ago
i played this song on my graduation and white ppl were like wat the fuck then it reached the chorus and they couldnt help their feet lol hahaha my dad is nigerian and he bought me this cd
killin2nu 1 year ago 56
@killin2nu man i'm a white australian, have been all my life, ha.
this music speaks to me more then any acdc or the majority of shitty caucasian rip off music does.
truely inspiring!
Grillmouth 1 year ago 3
@killin2nu
racist comment about white people
dannymonk 1 year ago
@killin2nu
racist comment about white people.....massive generalisation....not everyone is a small-town hick
dannymonk 1 year ago
More Love, More Peace, More Kindness to the African Nations and the spirit of the Great Fela Kuti that brought Africa to the entire world!
grumblekin 1 year ago