Prominent Nigerian singer, Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, who is popularly known as Burna Boy, has taken to a Snapchat page to reply Forbes which said earlier while rating Nigerian musicians that the Afrobeat singer total worth is $3.5 Million.
The 29-year-old musician said his cars alone are more than $3.5 million let alone his total worth, adding that he doesn’t love showing off his possession was the cause of the under ratings.
He went on to reveal that it was around the time he recorded one of his hit songs, All Eyes On Me in 2014, that he was worth that amount.
“They said I’m worth $3.5Million, that won’t even buy my cars. I might have to start doing some showing off. Nah, That’s not me. Imma just let u run with whatever ur blog tells u. $3.5 tho. I’m dead. Fun fact; By the time I recorded “All eyes on me” I was dancing around that 3.5 level,” he wrote.
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His fans and other people have been reacting to his reply to Forbes as unnecessary bragging and some are in support of him. These are some of the comments below:
gagaflicks: “Seems Burna boy has changed his dealer, all these talking doesn’t suit you.”
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joshbushtho: “But Burna Boy Didn’t Talk Much Before.”
ah_lee_xa: “He said maybe he should start showing off and that’s not him! What’s he doing now? ”
sweet_jam001: “The one’s wey rich pass u by far in the industry no Dey disturb us.”
amaa_rachy: “But u still showing Abeg nobody can be like Wizzy matured af”
king Nicholas: “We love u burna, but is this necessary?”
chy_wayers: “Burna, we know you are some bit worth more than this figure mentioned but saying it can’t buy your cars is the lie of the century. Stop lying, sir!”
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