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“Burna Boy Sings Rubbish” – DJ Tunez
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“Burna Boy Sings Rubbish” – DJ Tunez

InformationNG about 23 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian Disc Jockey DJ Tunez has once again stirred up the controversy between himself and Afrobeats singer, Burna Boy’s music after their clash in April.

Tunez who is also Wizkid’s personal disc jockey, was seen in a video, throwing shade at Burna Boy uring a recent performance at a London club.

He regarded the artists music as ‘rubbish’ while playing his hit track ‘Last Last’ with the vocals muted.

His act sparked cheers and condemnation from among the audience in a clip, with many berating DJ Tunez for escalating the beef with Burna Boy and warning of possible reprisal from the latter.

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