Over the past few years, the Nigerian music industry has seen Burna Boy rise to prominence through thick and thin and now, a serial hitmaker.

The year 2019 marked a huge milestone for Burna Boy and his craft after the release of his fourth studio album, ”African Giant” which earned him a Grammy nomination.

However, with the big break came different forms of criticism for his craft and personality. Criticisms rolled in from various points of view with all allegedly pointing out that he oozes of pride. The criticism was also accompanied with receipts of claims that his music is not unique, that he’s only riding on Fela’s style.

Burna Boy hit a major milestone in 2019 when he got featured as one of the performing acts at the popular annual global festival, Coachella. It was indeed a huge accomplishment for him and stans and lovers of Burna Boy’s craft.

Although the pop star acknowledged and appreciated the inclusion, however, he didn’t hold back on speaking up on his displeasure at the organizers who printed his name in small letters on the Coachella festival poster, urging them to “fix things quick please”.

He said:

I really appreciate you. But I don’t appreciate the way my name is written so small on your bill.

I am an African giant and will not be reduced to whatever that tiny writing means.

This statement of his initiated the perception about him being a proud person.

Another significant moment where he has been tagged as a proud person was during

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everyone does d same thing

He is just going the old way when all music use to claim No1., king of music, best in the world, etc... But things have changed!!!
This is the era of humility and collaborations