- Nigerian singer Burna Boy, also known as Damini Ogulu Ebunoluwa, has continued to criticize fellow musician Brymo in his recent song.
- Burna Boy, known for his bold style and sharp lyrics, sparked controversy by referencing Brymo while rehearsing with his band, Outsiders, in a freestyle.
Burna Boy, a Nigerian singer, has continued to belittle his fellow musician, Brymo, in his most recent song.
Burna Boy ignited controversy with his brilliant dig at Brymo, displaying his flamboyant flair and crisp lyrics while rehearsing with his band, Outsiders, in a freestyle session.
In his song lyrics, the ‘City Boys’ hit producer declared, “I’m a son of a gangster while you’re a son of a carpenter,” causing fans and critics alike to ponder the underlying message.
Fans assumed that Burna Boy was strongly criticizing Brymo for the release of his second studio album, ‘Son of a Kapenta’, which was released in November 2012.
It should be noted that Burna Boy and Brymo have had a falling out after the latter accused him of song theft. He claimed that Burna Boy’s songs ‘City Boys’ and ‘I Told Them’ sampled the title track from his next album, ‘Macabre’.
Burna quickly created a freestyle video, telling followers to hustle hard so they don’t fall off like Brymo. Their feud sparked outrage among social media users.
In the latest development, the self-made ‘Odogwu’ refused to back down and proceeded to attack Brymo in his music lyrics.
Social media users flocked to the comments area to voice their thoughts.
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Reacting to the post…
@lustredgr8 said, “I just believe Burna is a fan of Brymo that got disappointed because if you no solid or get quality Burna no fit rate you to the level of dissing you. Brymo get substance and BURNA knows”.
@better_time_1 said, “U for tell Davido this one when una dey throw shades”.
@kingremtop said, “So are we going to celebrate the son of gan$ster or son of a man that have a noble job as a carpenter.?”
@nickkylawve said, “So are you condemning carpenters? Some of this artist no too wise they just get fame”.
