Sweet Moment As Burna Boy Asks Fans for Money, Calls Them His Debtors in London
- Internationally acclaimed Nigerian star Burna Boy piqued the interest of fans after he begged fans for money at a London event
- A viral video showed Burna Boy asking his audience for some payment for an extra show he was set to give them
- The Last Last crooner went on to jokingly note that the audience would be his debtors if they refused to comply
A viral video captured when Burna Boy begged his fans for money at his recent concert in London
The Grammy Award-winning artist stunned the concertgoers when he brazenly stated that he needed money.
Playfully, an audience member shouted, "You don't need no money; you're rich".
Burna explained that the money was to pay for the performance he had yet to do. He teasingly remarked that they would be indebted to him once he was done performing.
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A front-rower quickly gave him money, and Burna Boy excitedly accepted the money, saying, "Oh, I like these people."
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Burna Boy speaks on how he saw the future
Nigerian International singer Burna Boy revealed that his seventh studio album, I Told Them, was inspired by his Twitter history.
According to Burna, he named his album ‘I Told Them’ after revisiting his old tweets to see that he had previously mentioned all the greatness he was living today.
The Grammy award-winning superstar said this in a recent interview with the American publication Complex.
Burna Boy rejects offer to rule Nigeria, names substitute
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that despite the fact that Burna Boy appears to be tough, he knows some assignments are beyond him, like ruling Nigeria.
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During a recent Instagram live, a fan noted that the singer would eventually be at the helm of affairs in the country.
On sighting the comment, Burna Boy immediately rejected the offer and asked if the country was not stressing him enough as a singer.
American rapper Joe Budden names Burna Boy world's best singer
Nigerian music sensation Burna Boy was recently highly praised on an episode of the Joe Budden Network podcast.
However, Budden did not hold back in expressing his displeasure with Burna Boy's decision to secure the rights to the well-known classic "Talibans" by Jamaican vocalist Byron Messia after he was featured in the remix.
Budden claimed he vehemently opposed similar behaviour when American hip-hop icon Kanye West did it a few years ago.
"I never remember that going right for somebody. Designer and Kanye [West], I was vehemently against it," he said.
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