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BNXN Tackles Fat Joe’s Claim That Jamaica Started Afrobeats

by Cyril Ehis April 24, 2026
by Cyril Ehis April 24, 2026

Nigerian singer, BNXN has hit hard at American rapper Fat Joe over his controversial claim that Afrobeats originated from Jamaica.

Recall that Fat Joe made several controversial claims on a recent podcast including Afrobeats originating from Jamaica and forcing BNXN to change his former stage name Buju because of Jamaican dance hall crooner, Buju Banton.

Reacting via his X page on Thursday, BNXN urged the American rapper to educate himself about African music.

BNXN also mocked Fat Joe, claiming that his hate for African music and its artists was affecting his looks.

He wrote, “The hate in your heart and your misinformation about African music and its artists is why your chromosomes are all f**ked up.

“Educate yourself bozo @fatjoe.”

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