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Burna Boy breaks jinx, becomes the first-ever African artiste to perform at the Grammy Awards ceremony

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Popular Nigerian singer and songwriter Burna Boy has placed Nigeria and Africa on the map by being the first African artiste to perform at the 2024 Grammy Award accompanied by Brandy and 21 Savage.

The Grammy Award winner delivered an electrifying performance at the 66th prestigious event, which was held in Los Angeles.

Burna Boy performed his hit single On Form, City Boys and was later joined by American singer Brandy and Rapper 21 Savage to perform Sittin on Top of the World

The event which was attended by celebrities all over the world had an impact on African music generally.

Even though the singer lost all of his four nominations, he made history for Africa as a continent by being the first African artiste to perform on the Grammy stage inscribing a huge breakthrough in his profession.

Fans and colleagues of the singer have decorated him with sweet words and praises for his new achievement.

Below are some of the comments,

@bloody__civ:  The whole room stood up for Burna. So inspiring!

@Obacruze:  Burna boy Performed at the fucking Grammies. Y’all don’t play. My G.O.A.T!! 

@khanofkhans11:  Show me a better Afrobeat stage performer than Burna boy and I’ll show you a Unicorn

@mrmacaronii:  Beautiful Performance from Odogwu himself!! Thank you Burna Boy for your consistency and for making us proud!!!

@aonanuga1956:  Congrats Burna Boy for this great performance at the Grammys. You got them on their feet and you really made our culture proud.

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