Burna Boy denies allegations of disrespect

“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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“I don’t even know what they look like. So for them to say I disrespected them, they are looking for something from Burna Boy’s name,” said the African giant almost two weeks after David Electric publicly announced that Steel Pulse was disrespected by Burna Boy’s team at Summer Jam. 

The Nigerian entertainer addressed the accusations during his free concert in London to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his “African Giant” album earlier this week (July 15).

Burna Boy’s response comes following allegations made by Steel Pulse singer and guitarist David “Electric” that Burna Boy’s team had attempted to force the legendary reggae band out of their dressing room at the recently held Summer Jam Festival in Germany.

But Steel Pulse aren’t the only Jamaican entertainers who seem to have an issue with Burna Boy.

This week, Nigy Boy’s manager Chris Crooks, also known as Dr. Love, shared that the visually impaired artist was slighted by Burna Boy’s team.

Burna Boy or his management is yet to address the accusations made by Nigy Boy’s manager.

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