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🚨 Burna Boy extends his record as the Nigerian artist with the most CERTIFIED songs in France 🇫🇷 (16): #1. Jerusalema* - 💎 #2. On The Low - 💎 #3. Be Honest* - 💎 #4. Last Last - 💎 #5. Location* - 💿 #6. Gbona - 💿 #7. Ye - 💿 #8. Donne-moi L'accord* - 💿 #9. City Boys - 💿 #10. WE PRAY* - 💿 #11. Collateral Damage - 📀 #12. Alone - 📀 #13. For My Hand - 📀 #14. Anybody - 📀 #15. It’s Plenty - 📀 #16. 4 Kampé II - 📀🆕 WHAT. AN. ARTIST! 👏🏾

Dear Burna Boy, @burnaboy This message is coming from love, not entitlement. A lot of us became Outsiders because your music spoke for us when nobody else could. Through your pain, confidence, struggles, victories, and growth, many of us saw ourselves in you. Some of us may never meet you physically in this lifetime, but through your music, you already became part of our lives. That is why this matters. You don’t always have to wait till album season before engaging with your fans. Sometimes a repost, a reply, a like, or even acknowledging Outsiders online can mean more than people realize. When you engage with fan posts, you give them visibility, motivation, and energy to keep pushing your name with pride. We should celebrate loyal Outsiders more instead of constantly giving attention to people spreading false narratives against you. I remember when you told Henrie Kwushue during the “Burna Boy International” era that you don’t really like Twitter people. Honestly, I understand. Twitter can be toxic and exhausting. But beyond the noise, there are thousands of real Outsiders here every day defending you, promoting your work, arguing for your greatness, streaming your music, and carrying your legacy like it’s personal. Because to many of us… it is personal. This isn’t about clout. It’s about connection. Nigerians have one of the strongest online voices in the world. What we build online lasts forever. The love people show you here is real. Sometimes one small interaction from someone you admire can stay with you for years. I still remember the day DJ Neptune mentioned my name on Twitter. I wasn’t even a fan before then, but that one moment made me feel seen. Imagine what your acknowledgment would mean to fans who already dedicate their time, energy, and hearts to supporting you daily. We supported “No Sign of Weakness” with everything even without a listening party because we understand your process and your journey. No offense. No complaints. We just want to feel the same love we constantly give back reflected sometimes. And please, promote the World Cup song with Shakira. We are proud of you. We want to push it. We want the world to see everything you represent. Outsiders are still here. Still defending you. Still believing in you. Still carrying your name with pride. Not because it’s trending. But because your music became part of our lives. From one honest fan, please don’t forget the people who never forgot you. Seven is Real. Big Seven. #LoveDamini #NSOW #Twiceastall #Africangiant 🖤 🦍