Samuel Oladipo Essodee
With Nigerian rapper Falz, it is more than safe to say that he is the next Fela Anikulapo Kuti.
The son of popular human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, keeps doing a great job by using his music and creativity to expose the state of the country.
He has slammed the Nigerian political establishment, describing them as four years tenure, three years holiday, in his new song and video titled TALK.
He blasted slay queens that have tendency for prostitution too.
Besides, he hammers pastors who parade multiple private jets that their congregation has no access to.
Folarin Falana set the ball rolling with ‘This is Nigeria’, a song which was received both locally and internationally.
However, Falz hasn’t stopped there, as he just created the new bombshell ‘Talk’, which analyses, in less than 4mins, the undoings of the present administration.
The video released on January 11 has stirred a hot conversation on social media, with many Nigerians hailing the musician for taking off from where Fela Kuti, the late Afrobeat legend stopped.
Here are there opinions from twitterer x
@evertestimony
Falz the badt guy! The objectivity of this song is amazing! Things like these reminds me of Fela; using music to deal with social and political matters. #Talk.
@Obongoviel
Falz is the only artiste with mind
Steadily dissing the Government
Others just de claim Fela by wearing Fela polo 😂😂
#Talk.
