Iconic Rivalry Ends: Pasuma & Taye Currency Make Peace in Mecca

Alhaji Taye Akande Adebisi, well known as Taye Currency, and Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, two prominent figures in Fuji music, have reconciled their differences.

The Nation has learned that the two met during the ongoing Umrah 2025 in Mecca.

The Nation was able to secure the now-viral video, which showed the Fuji music idols sitting close together and having a conversation.

The musicians' supporters attested to the rift's resolution.

Last year, a mentor-protégé relationship became sour as both sides began making overt and covert insults to one another.

Taye Currency expressed disapproval in October 2024 of fans calling Pasuma his "father" in the music business.

The artist, who was born in Ibadan, emphasized that he cannot father Pasuma and said that he is more like an older brother to him.

Pasuma's supporters criticized Taye Currency for his comments, which sparked a flurry of internet debates.

In a widely shared video, Taye Currency responded to the criticism by claiming that his views were misunderstood and expressing sorry for any offense they may have caused.

He expressed regret to Pasuma and whoever else he may have offended with his remarks against the 56-year-old artist.

He emphasized that he never offended the "Recognition" hitmaker, acknowledging him as his superior.

He reaffirmed his dedication to Pasuma and his appreciation for him.