Burna Boy Sounds Warning in Upcoming Song, Calls Out Society’s Double Standard
Grammy-winning Nigerian musician Damini Ogulu, widely known as Burna Boy, is sharing his thoughts on Nigerian society through a sneak peek of his upcoming song, ‘Empty Chairs’, from his forthcoming album ‘No Sign Of Weakness’.
According to the snippet, Burna Boy reflects on the challenges faced by individuals who managed to accumulate wealth outside of politics in Nigeria. He sings that those individuals often become victims of the country’s dysfunctional society. The song’s lyrics go on to reveal that the musician now sees his enemies no longer present on the streets, but instead on the internet and social media platforms.
“If you’re not a politician and you manage to get rich, you’ll become a victim of society,” and “My enemies are no longer on the streets of the road. Now they’re on the internet for the blogs,” he sings.
Fans and followers have taken notice of the song’s relatable lyrics, with many commenting that Burna Boy’s message reflects the harsh realities faced by ordinary Nigerians.
As reported by OLAMIDE, who shared the snippet on Twitter, Burna Boy’s new song is gaining immense attention and anticipation for the full album’s release.
Burna Boy, who has been a vocal advocate for African identity and unity, continues to offer a glimpse into his thought-provoking and introspective songwriting skills in ‘Empty Chairs’.
Burna Boy’s incoming song “Empty Chairs” off his No Sign Of Weakness Album pic.twitter.com/H3ui7RlvxJ
— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) July 30, 2024
