Fuji Feud: K1 De Ultimate Claps Back at Ex Drummer’s ‘Slave’ Allegations
In a sensational twist to an unfolding drama, Nigerian Fuji maestro King Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate, has vehemently countered accusations of mistreatment made by his former drummer, Kunle Ayanlowo. The allegations, which likened the relationship between the two to that of a master and slave, have sent shockwaves through the music industry.
Kunle Ayanlowo, who dedicated over three decades of his life drumming for K1, has come forward with claims of passport confiscation and neglect of medical needs while on tour. He has voiced serious health concerns, which he attributes to the prolonged stress endured during his tenure with the Fuji icon. Ayanlowo’s narrative paints a stark contrast to the celebrated public image of K1, revealing a behind-the-scenes dynamic filled with fear and unfulfillment.
Responding to these grave allegations, K1 took to social media to denounce the claims as fabrications. In a passionate plea, he called for truth and integrity, distancing himself from deceitful practices. K1 reminded his audience of his role in uplifting Kunle during his early days and warned of the perils of dishonesty.
The dispute has now captured the public’s attention, with fans and critics alike waiting to see how this discordant symphony between the legendary musician and his erstwhile drummer will resolve.
