Burna Boy Reacts To Black Sherif’s Latest Album With Pride.
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Several weeks after the release of Black Sherif’s debut album, “The Villain I Never was,” Nigerian reggae and afrobeats musician Burna Boy has finally responded.
The Grammy-winning artist has now shared his opinions on the record after falling in love with Black Sherif’s skills and joining the remix of his song “Second Sermon.”
Fans have been waiting to see Burna Boy’s response ever since the album’s release, and now it has finally arrived.
Burna Boy, who is currently on tour, shared a screenshot of the album with the following caption in a snapchat post:
“Proud of lil bro.”
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He continued by urging his followers to purchase and play the record.
Remember how Burna Boy sparked rumors of a potential feud with Black Sheriff, the current rave sensation from Ghana?
A social media video that has gone viral depicts the Grammy winner ignoring Sheriff’s request for a handshake.
While Burna Boy was socializing with fans in Jamaica, Popcaan and the Ghanaian musician emerged from a nearby room to greet him.
Popcaan received a handshake from him, but Black Sheriff, who had extended his hand slightly, did not.
Odogwu pretended not to see the rapper and resumed his conversation with other guests in the space.
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