Femi Kuti - Water no get enemy free for downloading

I finally see where Burna boy gets his inspiration from

When your looking for a kid friendly playlist, Play this for black babies in the house before you cut on elmo. Let them run around and hear their culture. My nieces and nephews grew up to Fela, marley, drums and no radio or suppressive words just instruments and home energy... It Helped their spirit a lot.

I saw his son Femi Kuti playing yesterday. Shoutout from the UK

who still here in 2019?? :)

We joke and compete with each other a-lot. But i want to tell you on a serious note i love you all my African brothers and sisters. You bleed I bleed.

RIP tony allen, he was fela afro 70 drummer.

Like all the best things I found this by accident..

As a Hungarian rarely any music made me cry so much as this song, it's absolutely the essence of life. Africa is blessed to have had such a cultural leader.

when i was little I used to hate this song so my dad always said 1 day this song will make sense to you & for that his a prophet.

Here because of Burna boy, as an African American I felt like our culture in a America is prevalent in black culture and I’ve felt detached from my roots and origins. I’m blessed to grow up in a time where African music is becoming more and more popular in the states.

Asian person with a small percentage of african blood but still rep that shit to deff

I cry real tears when I listen to Fela, Hugh, Oliver & see the xenophobia and tribalism that’s happening on our continent. We have forgotten who we are...

Who is here after Anthony Joshua's win

If you understand yoruba ,you will know Water in the context stands for black people, there's no life without water,there's no humanity without black people.

I heard this song around 1996 on a Berkeley radio station that had static...I tried to make sense of the lyrics and remembered Water and Enemy.  Around 1999 I was browsing through an IMG cd catalog and saw "Water Got No Enemy" in the international section!!  It felt like I won the lottery because I had no idea that I would ever find out who sang the song.

Kanye West: "I wanna make songs that challenge the idea of everything that's been done before, where I do stuff like start rapping in the fourth minute." Fela Kuti: "You're welcome."

To those just discovering the magic of Fela Kuti, enjoy the ride.

I used to think that he was the Nigerian Bob Marley, then I realized that Bob was the Jamaican Fela Kuti!