Burna Boy Dismisses “Black Culture” Misquote & Talks New Album ‘I Told Them…’ | 360 With Speedy

[@Complex]

How does Speedy even get all this info?!

[@theavrgenaijaboy]

Research 🤫🤐

[@luckyezeah]

Great interview

[@josephemeruwa7906]

Fantastic video

[@netflowcybercafe5129]

wait till he meets narduar

[@francisolusola5033]

Fr. Happy to know the album will have a part 2

[@swerfsip]

Hey Complex. I'm the one that made that comment "I can't believe you make music this good while being just a boy. I can imagine when you become Burna Man" I'm also an artist. Cheers for featuring my comment guys! 🔥🤝🫂

[@isaacshadare6821]

This is the best interviewer burna has ever had. See how comfortable he was to answer the questions, he asked relevant questions. Good job.

[@LiarLiarPantsOnFireFr]

Exactly, he's very relatable & he does not lack the personality to draw crowds.

[@ishiabaddoo5823]

Speedy should definitely get a raise cause he is great!!! We need more interviewers like him!!

[@collinhoward651]

This interviewer is something else. The best I’ve seen ever in a while

[@mayahtx5956]

I swear I can listen to Burna talk for hours straight his voice is soothing to me

[@kelechienwereuzor5026]

Yuck

[@marvellousemenike9440]

Me too

[@anonomous7936]

Me too😊

[@theycallmedkb]

Burna’s interviews are always a breath of fresh air. The man is a LEGEND

[@akikiaovie]

This has to be the funniest Burna interview ever 🤣🤣🤣

[@deeran7]

It’s really not that funny. However Burna Boy makes fire music.

[@t_rxley]

@@deeran7 humor is subjective. So it's probably funny to him 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@berylpatterson549]

His Laugh is infectious 😂 Love how articulate he is and straight to the point.

[@princekargbo9677]

I always love Burnas press run whenever he's releasing a album. The best.

[@MarketingWith.kendrick]

When I saw the post on Facebook, I had to rush down to KZbin and watch. This interview is one of a kind. Bless Burna.

[@dukelanga3930]

We dont always get a burner boy interview! Really loved this one, theres no dull moment from the African Gaint!

[@luckyezeah]

This interview is so unpredictable and relatable. Love it 🖤

[@LiarLiarPantsOnFireFr]

I love it, too❤❤❤

[@alphonsogerman8991]

This interview did exactly what i was hoping it would do, Make us all love by brother Burna more!!

[@lockvegas05]

Burna Boy is a special artist ! He got that it-factor, and he is giving us great music. Afro Fusion is the future. It's can't be stopped as the music he is producing is too good, and I'm a Black American saying this. I think people should step to the side and allow of this guy to fully flourish. He is literally creating a new genre of music right in front of our faces and we can't appreciate it.

[@tharealisrael1447]

Afro beat was inspired by black Americans through jazz

[@montheceo4023]

@@tharealisrael1447😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@montheceo4023]

@@tharealisrael1447they sound nothing alike, Afro beats sounds African (african instruments ect) while jazz sounds more European if anything(European instruments), I hear & feel nun but African vibes but aye what do I know

[@sassyx2048]

What new Genre of Music??? Please go and sir down. Burna boy is good artist however we always get carried away trying to act like this Music is new. It's not Afrobeat is just evolving into a new form of Afrobeat not a NewvGenre.

[@j4genius961]

@@tharealisrael1447 Y'all have to claim everything don't you😭😑

[@crownjohnson8153]

Growing up as a Nigerian kid we all wannabe black Americans 😂🥺🔥❤️😵💯💯💯🙏. The culture was so influential during the era of Hip-hop and RnB . Everyone of us wanna be Tupac 😭🔥🔥

[@weyasutu]

Nah you’re American you’re not Nigerian quit lying 😂😂😂

[@daniellautomi1414]

Guy abeg shut up... Speak for yourself

[@genenguyhhn]

Define Culture?

[@1wayDrell]

@@genenguyhhn google is free. look up what culture means

[@funanyaaa]

Are you a fool, you and who wanted to be Tupac? 98% of Africans still don't even know who Tupac is even till now, speak for yourself.

[@Chosen_1015]

I’m African American. I agree with Burna message and purpose he’s carrying out. His music was the first music I introduced my babies to. Keep uniting and inspiring our people worldwide. We are better together than we are alone.🖤

[@Tuelz...]

i agree but also dont... alot of Africans act that way to Blacks here. Which is fine but then don't dress and use the slang that you think your better than. They act like they are higher class than blacks here but get that reality check when they pulled over in a car by cops. We need to be one and not act like that. One thing i noticed about Africans living in NYC my whole life is they act super nice torward white, latin and asian ppl but act snobby to black ppl. When I was younger i never understood it but as i got older i get it more and more. They see them as higher class i guess from all the history. Us blacks in America view them in a completly different view from all the injustice here to our ppl

[@georgeearl229]

​​​@@Tuelz...what you're doing is EXACTLY the problem i.e talk about what the other does to you, but not the other way round. Why, because you feel the African gets none of that? Yes, there are Africans who do what you mentioned, but there are also African Americans who look down on Africans, make fun of their accent, their food, call them names like Babatunde in a derogatory manner etc.... but of course, it is those doing it to you that you will speak of. There are silly people from EVERYWHERE, and here is Burna boy (an African) building a bridge to connect people's similarities, and an American here appreciating it.... but you want to speak about the differences from a victim stand point. It is easier to blame than to take responsibility.

[@gapeach14]

So saying a diaspora doesn’t have a culture but he hasn’t picked up African American history book or watch documentary on African American in his life. Right! You sound like a boot licker smh.

[@sallysmokes]

You’re not African American! You’re a Black American! Your skin is black but that don’t make you African! As long as you don’t have an African passport then you ain’t African!

[@rossa23]

@@Tuelz...you’re confused. The only blacks that I see looking down on are Africans are African Americans. Don’t try it.

[@jonathansantiago3606]

Burna Boy hates interviews so the fact that he took off his shades and sat up really shows how great of a job Speedy did

[@bruhmoment7600]

Shoutout to Black Americans for having one of the most influential cultures on the planet ❤️⚜️🖤

[@kynshii]

👑💪🏾

[@MpDeuce3]

Really. Most influential??

[@InfiniteNoir]

@@MpDeuce3easily.

[@azitsallgood2514]

Who said otherwise so you came too the interview just to say that you do feel threatened by Burna boy. He is trying to unite black people whats wrong with that !

[@InnerlockMedia]

Respect... black American culture is the most influential

[@rosemiller1448]

Excellent interviewer and interview....... Burna boy was quite cool. This interviewer has done great research on Burna. Broken tooth from a kid, permanently damaged hand, usually fight when he was teenager. Great interview

[@AnthonyChinonso-q8k]

Whether you all like it all not Burna is the greatest artist of our time...Hes been on the grind for long never changing his sound or switching lanes for quick fame so whatever success comes his way he deserves it cos his been real from time and that's why they hate his guts ...Love u Damini ur my biggest inspiration

[@dehjhunaeday5743]

Of Africans yea we don’t mess with him

[@emmanoel7683]

This is one of the best interviews i have ever seen!

[@rosemiller1448]

Best Burna Boy interview.....you can see his maturity.

[@CognitoCognito-rh3bu]

That's what you call culture. See Americans don't look at it that angle, close attention to his dialect

[@matedarkey]

Love it. This interview was different in a good way. Fantastic host! That “pig farm” analogy was quite interesting and he was spot on when he spoke about how African parents speak in parables and with idiomatic expressions. I really enjoyed this interview.

[@repdastruggle1781]

“ He said i didn’t say nun Malcom x didn’t say … they ran wit it cuz it fit they agenda “ 😩🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Well Said

[@rosemiller1448]

Great interview, it's clear Burna Boy is is a calm, cool mood. Great interviewer also. It's organic and pure. ODUGU's outfit is dapper and nice. God bless you Burna Boy for helping out with your act of tangible kindness you did at Judgement Yard, August town, Kingston Jamaica. Continue to keep well and give us your amazing entertainment. Always beautiful to watch. My favorites: You can bank on it, Ye, Ye, Ye, It's Plenty....I sing everyday, Jerusalema speaks volume to me. We love you from Jamaica, W.I. God's richest blessings to you and the great constellation of Nigerian artistes!

[@patbrewer4740]

i so love this interview , and it makes me a even more Damini fan. I love his stage name Burna , but i love finding out about Damini the person as well as the artist. These are the things i look for when i find my music.

[@dantelway9819]

this was amazing bro you the best, the jollof tasting was icing on the cake "just an african boi" lol yeah fire

[@bmarks1120]

Amazing interview! I love his spirit so much

[@titoluwalaseikutiminu1007]

I really enjoyed this. Kudos to Speedy. Bro did his research 🤣🔥🔥

[@TejuAdultFace]

I fully understand why burna hates interviews It takes a lot to get him interested, special thumbs up to speedy for keeping him interested Burna is an impressive being

[@naturalqueen5007]

Burnaboy is fun when hes relaxed this is how an interview is done research artist before they come so you dont ask questions they have gotten elsewhere and keep em relax😂 Burna kept making me laugh😂😂😂

[@darrinwright6397]

His music is ultimate example of African experience. It includes all of African originated music. Rap RnB reggae dance hall and original niaja beats and rhythm. Afro fusion. Well said my brother

[@DjougouDIALLO]

Even amapiano

[@pelumiobisesan6122]

A better interview than the last

[@Starleedo]

I love being African. ODOGWU represent us well🌍

[@lorrainebrown3881]

Be the Bridge! We love you Burna! 🔥❤🖤💚 Great platform Speedy. Keep up the work 360.

[@pathway.2.prosperity]

absolutely

[@IkechukwuVictor-f5w]

BURNABOY IS MUSIC HIMSELF NO COMPETITION ❤💯🔥

[@Huzanamusic]

Burna boy is the truth 🙌 ❤❤❤❤❤

[@thomassterley9388]

Speedy seemed really impressed with Burna"s pig analogy😂😂😂😂

[@spice174]

I loved it when he said he thought he was a superhero climbing up the wardrobe then flying off and next on the floor😂😂😂then still got a beating from mum😂😂😂😂😂 burna boy was a typical boy😂😂😂burna is making me laugh where is the boy getting information from😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂the dancing donut😂😂😂

[@luckyezeah]

Burnaboy is a superb human 💯 just have to love him and his music 💯🖤🦍 Nice interview

[@casper320]

😂😂

[@profitmind]

ODUGWU!!! I love it when he laughed and said , "let's not talk about that one"....

[@mukulu12]

Loved the interview and that man knows his jollof 😆

[@plicool]

This interviewer is incredible and smart

[@Nenii89.]

17:42-17:59 this part is hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂" ...literally looks like a dancing doughnut"

[@ccapital_t]

This was a nice interview to watch. Especially the part at the end where y’all were trying out the different type of Jollof rice’s. I’ve only had Ghanaian🇬🇭 Jollof, & I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦. I’ll do my best to look for a Nigerian🇳🇬 restaurant that sells Jollof rice 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@randomdude4822]

Kyalami on main if you're in Johannesburg.

[@Bedseye]

Yo speedy did a comprehensive research on Burna before this interview. This is crazy cos he's spot on about everything 🤣 Even things only us should know back home 😅Commendable!! 👏🏾

[@EdwillOkoro]

I love the interview ❤❤❤❤❤ ….. it’s fun and interesting you should call burna back for more interviews and you’ve definitely gotten a subscriber 😊

[@shollylynda6556]

I love this interview ❤

[@ogunjobivictor7527]

Burna boy is actually chilled.

[@peterkosiso9820]

I'm just an African boy that's grown up on jollof all his life 🔥

[@CognitoCognito-rh3bu]

Right hahaha

[@_jouce]

Dopw interview! Great job Speedy!

[@azitsallgood2514]

Burna boy is telling the truth its fitting their agenda .They are jealous because you are shining . If you was not doing good nobody would care!

[@MarWrld4L]

He talks about black unity but of course the cry babies gone act weird

[@joronomo707]

It’s not an agenda thing a lot ppl from Nigeria , Jamaica , Trinidad , etc etc speak really bad towards American and they do this cause they claim Americans don’t know where they come from which is extremely ignorant so there is no agenda

[@illrizzocgg1009]

​​@@joronomo707to many of you do act like you don't know were your from but it's beyond the point. Does it give you clowns the right to lie on the bm's name? I swear black people are their own worst problem. Actually believing a bold face lie and helping to spread it is what's EXTREMELY IGNORANT.

[@njemilenantan2269]

@@joronomo707 Yes there is because he did not say what it is claimed he said. So Black Americans do not speak bad about Africans and Caribbean people. You are a hypocrite and disingenous. The Agenda is very clear. Use your critical thinking skills duh.

[@user-by7cc2wn2v]

@@joronomo707you guys are the ones who feel threatened.. everyone has always embraced black American culture, enjoyed the music, copied the dressing.. you guys are just feeling threatened bcos you can no longer make fun of black Africans and call us bonga bonga and all that trash.. some of us who live abroad know the facts don’t try to spin it around.. you are feeling threatened just admit

[@ChantmanTV]

Totally enjoyed this interview. The jollof segment was impressive! Lol greatness

[@bigazTV]

Great Interview. Enjoyed it a lot

[@GAMS759]

Amazing interview. Speedy is a great conversationalist fr sure and burna boy always looks forward to better questions. Lovely session

[@mrsoMglovinit]

I love this man so much and what he stands for🥹

[@mattkelvin1847]

This interview too funny😂😂

[@deeran7]

It’s not that funny but he’s a phenomenal artist

[@conversationswithzo]

Love the details Love the homework Job well done

[@jayq-1713]

Nobody: Burna Boy after every statement: You understand, you know. More love to Mr. Damini and this was a great interview ❤

[@sassyx2048]

Yes Burna knows his Nigerian Jollof. Well done respect to you bro. Rep Rep Rep!

[@mssummer07]

As someone born and raised on the African continent, I feel that people misinterpreted what he said when he mentioned " no base" he wasn't talking about a cultural identity, he means having a connection to the ancestral homeland of the people you descend from. Yes, we do know that black Americans have created a culture of their own.

[@weyasutu]

What culture is that ?

[@dionlackey798]

​@@weyasutuI wanna know too

[@judyjones4959]

And that’s true we don’t have a base. He didn’t lie

[@abernard3294]

Great interview. Burna the jollof man!

[@igweifeanyi5326]

amazing interview...burna boy is like a reflection of the way I think

[@tharealisrael1447]

A hating bird watching tether

[@trvf7053]

What Burna said and what people are saying he said is completely different.

[@victoroleru1976]

Agenda to drive hate to dime his light 💡

[@aliusandra1344]

This was an amazing interview.

[@PeresNewton]

I love how he didn't shout out the restaurants that did a bad Jollof Job.

[@lokazbyte2273]

I loved the Jolof test-wholesome entertainment

[@Man_like_eazy_d]

Yooooo.. I swear my man was trying soooo hard not to laugh at the “super hero jump” story 😂😂

[@Mrodidi]

That jollof segment funny af 😂🤣

[@pathway.2.prosperity]

yess

[@DAN-c6d]

Ghana jollof 😂 😂💀

[@untoopia3957]

Burna boy is a living legend 🙌 no cap❤❤❤❤❤big 7

[@WhitneyAkele_]

I really enjoyed this interview!!

[@DukeDeuce]

Dancing Doughnut huh?? 😂😂

[@ZAZUtakiyaho]

Yoo😭😭😭

[@akikiaovie]

Trouble maker 😂

[@nanakwaku7850]

i loved this interview

[@newerwrld]

speedy is on that Sean Evans typa timing 😂😂 great interview

[@S_M_O_K_I_E_101]

Yeah the music you are making is life ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@madeleinegeorge27]

Burna freestyled an interpretation of a Bible verse 😊 He’s so good the interviewer thought he came up with the verse by himself 🤩

[@realsoleinfo]

Speedy got Burna sweating with the questions lol

[@QwesiGolden]

I can watch burna laughing all day 😊

[@Toksolalove]

Thank you for such a great interview! Love how prepared you were! Professional and engaged. You should get a raise for real ❤

[@JohnSmith-xt2sb]

This was a great interview

[@Vonwest90]

We are Africans first before we became anything else

[@akeemthegreat1700]

Exactly and y’all are Not Black

[@Princetonx2]

Facts brotha

[@lightweight4884]

Black Americans are indigenous to America. We were already here. If not where are the ships?

[@jaegreen7620]

What was Africa called before it was Africa? Black is a color. Not identity. Who told y'all that you are African first? I'm Hebrew in the diaspora. In the essence. Just take the red pill next time..

[@K3lvin.J]

Who dem call dancing Doughnut ?!!!😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹

[@deegowiko3051]

Lol I still dey reason am

[@ZAZUtakiyaho]

Duke deuce the guy even comment

[@uchechiihuoma4564]

I heard Daniel Regha

[@shalomkalonji-yl8ps]

funny, educative and interesting Burna interview😁........ papa knows his jellof very well 😅😅

[@catherinemukora7202]

Speedy is such an amazing interviewer. Love him. Burna is exactly who he thinks he is. I'm Kenyan and the special rice dish we make in our country is Pilau, Its very different from Jollof as it does not use tomatoes. It uses tonnes of spices blended into spice mix we call Pilau masala. It has a lot of onions which are browned to give the dish its signature brown colour, it also uses beef or lamb meat. It is delicious.

[@the.imperialist]

Thank you Burna boy for standing up for Ghana because that shot is not Jollof from Ghana

[@aro-z7044]

Best interview ❤

[@d.omoneychaser5112]

Amazing interview Odogwu

[@primira3862]

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Speedy, thanks for taking us into Burners world.

[@lilposki1181]

This interview is amazing ❤ burna boy is a different cat..what he said back then..is what is happening now especially "when he said one day i go carry grammy and he did it all by himself"🏅🏆

[@auxtas]

Burna Boy is the best artist currently. He builds bridges and gives us clean lyrics. Something American rappers need to reclaim. Not to mention that he is the most versatile artist alive.

[@joshuaekere7864]

Thank you Most versatile ALIVE!!!

[@Uworld17]

Amazing interview....loving the interaction ❤❤❤❤❤

[@urbanviewsnigeriahq]

Oluwa BURNA❤

[@BlastSinatra]

Burna Boy called Duke Deuce a “Dancing Donut” 😂😂😂😂

[@azitsallgood2514]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@godswillsimeon7157]

this a good interview. opened up a lot

[@moneybagello]

Big Burna Boy, love from Southern Africa.l

[@barrola8921]

big ups Burna.. The real Odogwu

[@theofficialbugzdk352]

17:45 is he talkin bout Duke Duece? 🧐🤣

[@francisolusola5033]

Great interview

[@Lunar.cipher]

He said *"The Honourable Louis Farrakhan" A very respectful young man *"Burna"* till you cross him. *ODG* 🙌🏾