Seun Kuti Speaks on the Weight of Fela’s Legacy, Politics, and the Fight for Change.

In this powerful conversation, Seun Kuti opens up about growing up as Fela Kuti’s son, the weight of carrying a revolutionary legacy, and his bold views on politics, culture, and the role of artists in shaping society. From family memories to fearless activism, Seun shares what it truly means to live with purpose and conviction. Seun Anikulapo Kuti is a Grammy-nominated Nigerian musician, singer, and activist. Born in 1983, he is the youngest son of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti. At just 14 years old, following his father's death, Seun became the leader of Egypt 80, Fela's legendary band. He has released multiple critically acclaimed albums and continues to use music as a vehicle for social justice and political consciousness, staying true to his father's revolutionary legacy while carving out his own unique voice in Afrobeat. Subscribe for more in-depth conversations with Africa's most influential voices, artists, and thought leaders. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this interview are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of this channel. #SeunKuti #FelaKuti #Afrobeat #RoleModelChronicles #FemiRogers #Podcast #Nigeria #MusicAndPolitics #AfricanMusic #Egypt80 #MovementOfThePeople #MusicLegacy #Activism #Revolution #KalakutaRepublic #AfricanCulture #PanAfricism #Grammy #MusicActivism #NigerianPolitics #AfrobeatLegend