Burna Boy Hailed As An African Giant

2022 can be regarded as the return to normality as large gatherings, festivals and concerts return. Each respectively promising a unique and out of this world experience. Unfortunately, the two day, Dstv Delicious Festival this past weekend at the Kyalami Grand Priz, did not live up to its expectations.
 

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All was not lost as the acclaimed Nigerian artist; Burna Boy saved the day with an electrifying performance. Leaving thousands of attendees demanding more as he wowed a crowd estimated to be between 50 000 – 100 000 according to reports.

About Last Night 😻🦍 !
Love to all my 🇿🇦 Fans @DeliciousFestSA pic.twitter.com/ezHZMWha3U

— Burna Boy (@burnaboy) September 25, 2022

Burna Boy whose real name is Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu headlined the festival and his performance had such a powerful impact, award-winning DJ, Black Coffee dubbed the Nigerian star as the ‘African Giant’. This acknowledged both Burna Boy’s continental and international presence. On Twitter, Black Coffee posted a screenshot of a video call he had with Burna Boy along with a caption ‘A King…an African Giant’.

A King….an African Giant @burnaboy 🙏🏿❤️ pic.twitter.com/CZXnUXFtZx

— Black Coffee (@RealBlackCoffee) September 25, 2022

Numerous Twitter users supported this statement made by Black Coffee. As one user wrote, ‘we should have a ‘Burna Boy’ day in Africa to honour this LEGEND. Another user wrote ‘we need a coffee and Burna song rnnnnn’. Talita , also a tweep wrote ‘He definitely carried the festival himself! It was officially a Burna Boy day. South Africa loves you, man.

He definitely carried the festival himself! It was officially a Burna Boy day South Africa Loves you man.😭❤️🇿🇦 #AfricaGiant

— Talita Londa (@Talita_Londa) September 26, 2022

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— False prophet (@Michael30875585) September 25, 2022

The exceptional performance and highlight of the festival, led to some calling AKA out to remedy his beef with the acclaimed and Grammy nominated Burna which dates to 2019. This in hopes that the two stars could perhaps share a stage together. The Supa Mega responded to a tweet and wrote, ‘I have no problem with Burna at all. God bless my brother’. 

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I have no problem with Burna at all. God Bless my brother. https://t.co/R1Ca10xPUO

— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 25, 2022

Burna Boy’s show stopping performance at the Dstv Delicious Festival also marks his first performance since he vowed publicly that he would never perform in South Africa ever again due to xenophobic attacks in 2019. 

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The performance which has been well praised included Burna Boy singing several songs like certified hit with AKA ‘All Eyes on Me’. The performance which has been well praised included Burna Boy singing several songs like certified hit with AKA ‘All Eyes on Me’. This all led to Mzansi demand wanting more of Burna Boy, perhaps South Africa might see another performance soon.

In the meantime, the acclaimed Nigerian star has recently dropped his latest album titled ‘Love, Damini’. It has 19 tracks and includes collaborations with Khalid on a track called ‘Wild Dreams’, ‘For My Hand’ with Ed Sheeran just to name a few. Along with popular track ‘Last Last’.