: It features aggressive, syncopated horn sections, searing saxophone solos by Fela himself, and the groundbreaking polyrhythmic drumming of Tony Allen , which Fela cited as essential to the Afrobeat sound.

The song's legacy is defined by its complex and often controversial social commentary.

often view the song as problematic or misogynistic because it appears to mock women's liberation.

suggest it is an "African feminist anthem" in disguise, celebrating African women's self-determination and power to redefine themselves outside of colonial standards. Critical Legacy