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Quit Pop Scene, Brymo Advises Burna Boy

by The Culture Newspaper April 17, 2024
by The Culture Newspaper April 17, 2024

Nigerian musician Brymo has attacked fellow artiste Burna Boy, suggesting that the Grammy award winner should leave the pop genre.

In a new post on his Instagram story, Brymo sent 3 messages to the Grammy singer, first, telling him to leave the pop scene.

He stated that Burna Boy needs to leave the ‘’pop scene” because he’s ‘’almost ugly and has a voice like him but can’t sing.”

He urged Burna Boy to channel his energy towards a greater purpose and share with the world the experiences he feels he’s been denied.

Brymo further claimed that he is on a deity level, hence the reason Burna Boy can’t resist the yearning for his attention.

Also, he questioned what Burna Boy wanted from him as he promised to be of help to him if he asked respectfully.


“Yo! Three things…1. You need to leave the pop scene. You are seriously looking almost ugly and with a voice like mine that can’t really sing to boot. Take a cause and focus. You need to give the world the things you were deprived of. 2. I am on the Deity level. Any wonder why you can’t resist the yearning for my attention. Not even your international renown is enough to make you look past me, who does not have anything supposedly close to what you are purported to have.
What do you want?? I can help if you ask like a man and respectfully”.

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