Rema roasted Burna Boy for his Afrobeats has No Substance Comment 😹💀.

Rema roasted Burna Boy for his Afrobeats has No Substance Comment 😹💀. #shorts #burnaboy #rema

[@samba4real]

Sometimes music should be for fun tho

[@Afro-Prime]

fr 💯

[@fukray-cistutub3again847]

You people are literally producing nothing but generic ole school BLACK American music and you’re expecting it to have global success? Unless corporate America manufacture the numbers, these “Afro”-beat artist will only reach triple wood success because BLACKAmerica isn’t feeling it and we determine the success of artist throughout the your diaspora who desire global success. BLACK America dictate Pop culture and will NEVER co-sign this generic fake “African” cosplaying bull$hit. There’s absolutely nothing about your Afro-beats that represents your own African cultures and your artist are doing absolutely nothing but cosplaying BLACK American. So why would the world actually take this fake “African” bull$hit seriously? They won’t. You people worship BLACK America to the point that you would rather identify yourselves as race “black” while hiding your own ethnic/tribal identifiers and cultures. We DON’T respect it, your Afro-beat artist are all fake BLACK American cosplayers who are too embarrassed to fully embrace their own cultures through their music…FAKE!!!

[@t_rxley]

So what Burna was saying is that there is an overabundance of fun music and a vacuum for authentic meaningful music. He wasn't saying fun music shouldn't exist. But merely that it's too much of it.

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

@@t_rxley I watched the whole interview and I did not hear were he mentioned that

[@t_rxley]

@@casmirifeanyi7788 well I did. So....

[@kilohanvevo1089]

He did not roast him he actually supported his point..

[@lisanicholas2433]

And no one can really argue what Rema called genius because we were all singing what we thought we heard him say in that song…😂😅❤

[@sarahelias7270]

Click bait, that's all it fucking is

[@kilohanvevo1089]

@@lisanicholas2433 that's legit until we read the lyrics..

[@jessepokuagyekum]

Exactly

[@Bembaguywithsomepower]

He's doing it for views. Don't worry

[@josesanericoofficial8870]

He just proved burna boy's point😂😂

[@user-xb9zc5mo4x]

Yeah, you truly got the message

[@ShadyShae]

I am Nigerian and it’s true, it has always been like that but some artists now make sense and tell you a story

[@Lil08103]

can you help me understand smthng? doesn't burna boy make afrobeats as well or does he fall under a different genre?

[@chisoromffy8006]

@@Lil08103burna is considered afro-fusion He was talking about afrobeat

[@Lil08103]

@@chisoromffy8006 thank you. you learn smthng every day

[@godsofourland95]

​@@chisoromffy8006Burna-boy makes afro beat and calls it afro-fusion. Make nobody deceive anybody.

[@chisoromffy8006]

@@godsofourland95 that’s why i said ‘considered’

[@afrogenix17]

What burnaboy said was true, rema just confirmed it. Burna didn't say afrobeat don't have substance. He said "Mostly about nothing" and that is absolute TRUTH.

[@B-Hendricks]

No it isn't, there are plenty of songs with substance. Ọnà kan o w'ọjà!

[@phillipbolade6663]

@@B-Hendrickswith all the she tell me say wey Wizkid dey sing na substance be that no realistic songs

[@B-Hendricks]

@@phillipbolade6663 Substance in this context is subjective. We tend to sing love songs that doesn't mean they're of no substance and is Wizkid the only entertainer we have?

[@victorosong132]

Straight garbage

[@samiraahmed7034]

That's what I was thinking all he did was confirm what burna boy said( weird caption) also there's nothing wrong with it being about a good time 😊

[@COSCOSBEATS]

He didn’t really roast him, he just pretty much agreed with what Burna said.

[@anjolaibitoye2481]

Regular clickbait

[@ZigzardPost]

the person that posted this thing need to go back to elementary school to learn what they mean

[@paulorganisation1]

I swear, very dumb video.

[@myohmy-fb9ns]

"yeah I just Vibed" This guy has unknowingly put the essence of jazz on an afrobeat. Love it

[@plopdoo339]

Jazz had substance and wasn't just about 'vibing'. 😂😅this generation is the last generation. Your children will not survive.

[@myohmy-fb9ns]

@@plopdoo339 scat, also called Scat Singing, in music, jazz vocal style using emotive, onomatopoeic, and nonsense syllables instead of words in solo improvisations on a melody. his vocal improvisation sounds alot like scatting which in essence is the similarity my bro. maybe uplift yourself and listen to African music 🎶🎶

[@plopdoo339]

@@myohmy-fb9ns Maybe uplift yourself and listen to original Jazz and original African music. African music never just had non sense lyrics until the infiltration of the white man on black American culture which then influenced African culture. It is an orchestrated attempt to target black people and dumb them down. You are helping their cause by supporting this shit.

[@myohmy-fb9ns]

@@plopdoo339 oh jeez.. I am white and I'm being dumbed down too right? My guy look up what jazz singers have been doing A LONG time ago and appreciate the creativity. Pff as if any white man influenced this guy when he was making this song? Pretty weird assumptions you're making. It's almost as if you want to connect everything ( like taste) to race. Mindblowing how you can say that you feel threatened by music. If it is nothing of substance then do not listen to it. Jazz did not always have substance but feeling. I love delivery, when it's well done. I find it inspiring, why should I not feel inspired? Because your not? Different strokes..

[@Kcrizzi]

@@plopdoo339neither will yours

[@enime-ation_1]

Omah Lay is doing okay singing things that make sense

[@PopoolaDamilare-bn9zb]

You no sabi anything

[@OgochukwuObikah]

Watin you sabi? Show us!

[@enime-ation_1]

@PopoolaDamilare-bn9zb sabi what. What are you on about, your English makes no sense to me.

[@PopoolaDamilare-bn9zb]

@@enime-ation_1 English teacher 😂😂,my write up isn’t about English

[@PopoolaDamilare-bn9zb]

@@OgochukwuObikah Omah Lay talks more about sex and being a bad guy in his songs than anyone else, but it might not be as noticeable due to his accent,you’re here saying things that make sense

[@gtredmanthomas651]

At least it's not talking about killing each other or hate. Sometimes you just need something to put you in a good mood.

[@chichiboki6563]

Literally why lots of people rarely ever listen to rap. Sorry but I just can't resonate with killing and drugs but I can with some poetic shit or some afrobeats

[@emperorhideyoshi3223]

@@chichiboki6563yeah I only listen to 90s rap, I have friends that only listen to Japanese rap. Strangely, 90s rap never evolved in Japan lol it’s still there. It’s almost as if Japanese people couldn’t relate to all the killing and drugs in newer hiphop. But we all understand the concept of oppression and class struggle and higher meanings that we spoken about in 80s and 90s hip hop. Also, the idea of getting paid too.

[@yawboy1025]

Man you just beef American hip-hop 😂

[@Sandyttt]

Come on now people. Rap is so big and we still condense it to those few subject matters. 😐 As if there isn't any many sub-genres 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@lawrencelawrence8553]

​@@emperorhideyoshi322390's was basically the peak of "gangster rap". There was a whole beef between coasts because of rap. I know for a fact that Japanese people know about Biggie and Tupac which means if they like 90's rap then they LOVE "killing and drug dealing" because that's what it was mostly about in the 90's

[@olanitesgera8868]

burna boy was actually right

[@nomorenamesavailabl1668]

No he wasn't. There are thousands of afro beats areltists and many witb substance. Even some of wizkid and Davido projects are seriously profound. Rema was talking about HIS music

[@nabsyb2610]

@@nomorenamesavailabl1668 There hasn’t been a good song writer since 2Face..unless if you don’t know music..

[@Francis-qf2hr]

​@@nabsyb2610every artist dey yan dust once in a while, including 2face...there are artists with better lyrics than him presently..music like every other industry is evolving and lyrics are getting more indepth meanings...

[@amjedomer5862]

Get off his banana

[@NEBULANORMAD]

​@@nabsyb2610falz, Johnny Drill, Brymo, are singing sensible music. Most relatable music

[@sbanimkhumane1303]

I am still waiting for the part where rema is roasting barna boy . 😂

[@youngfella1008]

😂😂😂 me too

[@digitalhearts618]

Burna boy has plenty of bangers with positive messages

[@carolokoli7874]

Old interview and he just concurred with what burna said

[@bobobobo-fq3tj]

Mumu

[@mosesu6539]

Ye ye ye ye ye oh ye that is Burna boy chorus. How is that different from Rema’s?

[@kenkachi2633]

Burna is stupid

[@chikarayleigh4534]

Burna is a jealous clown.

[@markmurray5220]

​@@mosesu6539 you literally just quoted the chorus which yes is very simplistic but the chorus tends to only be used to be catchy and draw the listeners ear. The verses tend to be the parts of the song that actually hold the substance.

[@vengogetta]

Afrobeats just make you feel good. Good vibes as Rema say. So many other artistes use words all the time, let him do him and you do you. Congrats on VMA win Rema

[@cjBless-zi5wv]

fr, I just started tuning in to afro beats. And it's just since Christmas last year.before that only Lucky Dube was only African musician that I would listen to and the message was clear.90% of the time I don't understand what they are saying..but the afrobeat alone and how the words sync that what grabs me.

[@Diaspora67]

​@cjBless-zi5wv same. They are my workout line up. Love to look up the lyrics. They are very talented with phrasing.❤em

[@OzuwhoIsaiah]

🎉

[@Scoopthemoopoop]

the same songs over & over again mate, & they literally say nothing in the music other than twerking or how much money they have lol. Needs to tale a step into another direction or it wont make it past 2026

[@godwillakuphe3387]

Rema just paraphrased Burna boy. They are saying the same thing in different ways. I love afrobeat

[@EmperorKozzy001]

Rema no fit talk well because of grillz😂😂😂😂what an ode😂

[@langfordmushanga5476]

Dumebi is a masterpiece that will be jammed generations to come 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@cjBless-zi5wv]

😂exactly look at the song Gangmon style🥳🔥

[@larry7768]

That's a pure lie. When last did you hear dumebi along the road or on the radio or even tv?? Songs created just to vibe are meant for the moment alone. It doesn't last year's not to talk of generation. When you talk of generational songs you talk of evergreen songs like alone, monsters you made, common person, real life, level up, bank on it and many more all by the Giant of Africa. Himself. ❤

[@kellybenz7659]

​@@larry7768shut up

[@Scoopthemoopoop]

@@larry7768these songs dont last & gangmon style didnt become popular because it was, it became popular because it was goofy & funny. No one in your life has ever said “play gangnom style”

[@syrup111]

He did not roast Burna Boy in what he said; he validated Burna Boy's statement on the subject.

[@ebrightblackspartan5967]

He didn’t validate anything even burna sometimes sing a song with just unserious vibes to catch people attention, you don’t necessarily need to make message all the time music is good sound vibe lyrics and fun, if you make message all the time you tend to be boring if you vibe all time you tend to be irrelevant also

[@ian-cp8cu]

​@@ebrightblackspartan5967you contradict his point and end up saying exactly the same thing??

[@Heisvikor_]

This interview was done prior to the time burna boy did that yooooo😂

[@ojo-awoadeyinka9729]

This caption is so daft. Rema basically certified what Burna said!

[@galaxykode9243]

Burna honesty was raw

[@eddierocksteady5740]

😮This is Exactly why Generalisation is very illiterate and very unintelligent 😢😊

[@Tamreviewchannel]

@@eddierocksteady5740 90% is not generalisation....he said 90% not all...u are the dumb one here

[@uchegbudivine6885]

​@@eddierocksteady5740one point

[@tay6900]

@@eddierocksteady5740that doesn’t make any sense 😂😂😂 do you mean generation? how are you going to clown a generation for being illiterate, but not use correct language?

[@kodymaniac]

​@@tay6900Stfu! Bro why you so daft? Smh 🤦‍♂️

[@godwincharles6744]

Rema confirmed what burna boy said

[@abdulmalikumar5838]

I like that "nigga what" Rashad Tate's meme

[@Jazzelise]

I love Rema and Burna. Both are special vibes. Sometimes u need to think sometimes you just need to feel and be present let your mind roam.

[@hattah3606]

He just confirmed what Burna said to be true. He's creating from a perspective of getting real issues out, while others create for just a good time not a long time

[@arthurstudios916]

Burna boy didn't say that you can't make happy and party songs, but sometimes you need to make songs that reflect real life circumstances

[@flashyred9125]

That's why i like old highlife music

[@thierryhenry6955]

You a gee bro! Cos everyone is just misunderstanding burna

[@stephgotyourvibes6045]

factss

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

Burna shouldn't have made that kind of criticism at a time when the genre was already been accepted in the world. Even burna himself has some of his songs that don't make sense, e.g what does ye aha ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye mean. He also shoot himself to his feet

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

He did not mention happy songs in the interview that I watched, he went all out criticism. It sounded as if he was against the rise of afrobeat. Am a Nigerian and was pained by that move. You don't make such move when the ovation is loudest.

[@terrencetysor9956]

That's how music started. Gathering, enjoyment, laughter, healing.

[@ninamack2039]

feel good music.. it’s just like listening to a good beat..

[@teebee7374]

Where Did Rema Criticize Burna? People Are Constantly Trying To Create Drama Where There Is Non, For God's Sake Stop, Particularly As Black People When We More Than Ever Need Unity! I Beg STOP IT! SALUTE! 🙏🏾🔥

[@teamgokey007]

I guess you did not hear the part Burna said it’s a great time… That’s including himself

[@namire_official]

I’m American and this is how I write and create. I come up with the meaning afterwards cause it connects me to the music deeper.

[@ericwogbe]

Unfortunately that's what's the issue at hand is. Coming up with the meaning afterwards speaks to a lack of intention from the outset. I challenge you to begin with intention first, it will be difficult at first but thinking long term you will find your creation has MORE SUBSTANCE and actually brings life. I might be wrong but it's a thought.

[@Scoopthemoopoop]

Just means it’s made up/fake

[@Rell510]

That was hilarious Skip had Shannon ready to cry

[@selectaseaon5434]

Any song with hard and too much lyrics dont make it. Ppl need songs to react and sing too

[@gtmafiaa]

Your chatting absolute shit one song smooth criminal, oh wait beat it, oh wait shall i name more songs that made it

[@leonie85]

He didn't lie...it is what it is

[@josealejandroabreudone9449]

You gotta see words and vocals as another notes and an instrument. Art and specially music it’s what it makes you feel, and Afrobeats definitely hits a chord of excitement and rhythms on people from different cultures all over the globe.

[@jolicoeuremmanuel2094]

He actually supporting him

[@sirletanedd1771]

His making sounds at the beginning of the song is the equivalent of scatting like jazz does.

[@monaabankwa6741]

It is genius... cause you're giving energy, a vibe, and that in itself is the song. It's not Burnas lane... 2 different artist with different styles. Love you both. Never change.

[@1234musictomyears]

Exactly!!!

[@ponmileeldorado7395]

He is so intelligent and super talented ❤❤ God bless you

[@edsmith4821]

This is the difference between Afro beats & Reggae music most reggae songs have a message

[@tekenakaribiwhyte1948]

The same way Buju Banton warned dancehall artists in Jamaica to be real and he was roasted today Buju is right and dancehall has no substance the same way Burna is warning the young ones should not let Tuface, Psquare DBanj and others down they should keep the flag flying add substance to it

[@Obatala_Vibez]

Facts

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

But the way he went about it was wrong. Does all of burnas song have substance. What does ye aha ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye ye mean

[@Blacat-de-Abyssinia]

True ❤

[@eddierocksteady5740]

😮No substance!!?......This is Exactly why Generalisation is very illiterate and very unintelligent 😢😊

[@Tamreviewchannel]

@@casmirifeanyi7788 you and this ye ye ye...is that the only song of him you got? Lol. Most of his songs have storyline. That's the substance and mustn't be political or religious

[@hermelyndapickleball]

Where's the roast? Smh

[@stephaniekamwa8937]

Click bait

[@blackallday]

More like conformation😂😂😂

[@marcdurand416]

Thats ehy dancehall beats this crap allday dhouts out to vybez Kartel ❤

[@marcdurand416]

There really making ppl who are they fams look like fool 😂😂😂😂lmao

[@sarahelias7270]

Exactly.....fucking click bait shit

[@capno9819]

Prince of afro still 👑

[@kazamaclan447]

Now im just gonna have an empty nothingness feeling listening to their lyrics 😂

[@spinrash6000]

😂😂😂😂yep I will have nothingness sighing the words

[@nathankawonza3529]

Some of Burna’s songs address sociopolitical issues with songs like How bad could it be,Collateral damage, different & Monsters you made to name a few. I gravitate towards those type of songs

[@Leukick]

Why on earth does music have to be about issues in order to be considered music to you guys?

[@bigfishke7100]

It’s all about rhythm and flow,if you want message go church mate 😂

[@Tory7.]

What Burna Boy said is true though!! I thank God he said it, I thought I was the only one that has felt like this for a long time!! So many Afrobeat songs are just talking about the same things! Afrobeats music is just VIBE!! There’s no ART inside of it or things people can resonate to, they don’t tell any stories!!

[@ericking3459]

Burna boy said it as it is

[@donna7995]

I don’t even understand what they’re singing but I sing word for word and I love it. It doesn’t have to make sense.❤️❤️❤️

[@asknoone3409]

That's dope😊🇳🇬

[@ysffilms9326]

Most times the one that makes sense don't make money

[@Nahthatcantbe]

Seems like they were on the same page nje,they agreed with each other

[@Feaniqx]

Music is music n its lovely if its gud music. I like them both. But dang Rema gettn more n more handsome as he matures!

[@preyeyinkore7238]

All of dem will be alright 😂😂

[@nmg1909]

Does Burna have any substance in his songs?

[@preyeyinkore7238]

@@nmg1909 Listen and you will hear the substance

[@maseti67]

​@@nmg1909yeah listen to his new album. I told them

[@EliteBlackSash]

They’re both right. You need both perspectives. But the best of the best can do both themselves. Burna can definitely do both. So, I’m sure he understands that every song doesn’t need to be thought provoking.

[@Tamreviewchannel]

Man you are intelligent. Burna do both. He didn't exempt himself from that 90%. The man is real to his skeleton. Nigerians are just too emotional with low understanding.

[@War-child_]

This like Thugnificent vs Seargent Gutter 😂

[@SOCyak]

Afro beats are similar to dubstep, it’s just dancing music 😂

[@shemovrere7431]

This guy is just too intelligent for his age

[@dadakeshinro6749]

Is Nigerian youths really intelligent above their age??? Why do the dropouts in higher education 😮😮😮

[@Blacat-de-Abyssinia]

I TOTALLY agree with burna boy and I think it is more deep that we can think .. some artists make us « vibe » with dark substance that we humans don’t understand. Some artists are INSPIRED by a unknown spirit. I don’t know if rema’s inspiration is evil but let’s not be blind some artists are .. I don’t know about you but I vibe more when the message is strong and makes sense to me like the song African Giant . Pardon my English I’m Francophone ❤

[@aapworldwide]

Music is like Real magic. You are playing spoken words again and again. Your energy levels will be affected by it. Everything is energy. Kinetic,potential,thermal,electrical and magnetic.

[@Blacat-de-Abyssinia]

@@aapworldwide Absolutely ! Quantum physique demonstrated that everything is vibration… Check out the string and vibration theory that was « solved » by Venezio an italian physicist. Although we had this knowledge in most African old religions..

[@hengadacious]

Afrobeat is a fight and y'all are the avengers.. but y'all out here fkin things up for FELA

[@twinkle34.-]

It's Actually genius to make people all over the world sing things dey don't understand, but sounds so good to listen to 🆒🆒 burna boy state the fact and Rema just help to balance every thing, vibing to something you don't understand is the best,like burna boy say having a great time🔥🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎😎😎THIS TWO ARE AWESOME 😎😎😎

[@BlackAlphatv]

your version of afrobeat has no substance however, when you go to the routes, the real origin of Afrobeat that is Ghana, everything makes sense. usually the copy version of things lucks the true meaning because it lucks the true story behind it. you still have a lot to learn.

[@ChristinaWhiteORandPLLC]

Lmao Burna and his content are more prolific then any thing Rema has done or will do. Damini has not only transcended genres and cultures but brought people world wide together with African infusion….. bless Rema’s heart but Burna he ain’t….

[@eddierocksteady5740]

😮No substance!!?......This is Exactly why Generalisation is very illiterate and very unintelligent 😢😊

[@Tamreviewchannel]

@@eddierocksteady5740 sharrap 90% he said isn't generalisation

[@Maleekthegreat2023]

Rema has the 2nd biggest hit song in Africa woman, tell Burna boy to come back when he has a song over 500million views 👍🏿🤣🤣🤣

[@Maleekthegreat2023]

The whole entire world singing and doing cover to Remas - calm down song 👍🏿 can’t say the same for Burna. Tell me which burna boy song that has people from all over the world doing covers to it…I’ll wait

[@FmTrini]

@@Maleekthegreat2023who cares burns is an Arrogant prick not a giant

[@logoutofmyaccountweirdo]

This is the only music comment section I haven’t seen people going for each others throats but are just discussing there interests and not taking anything personal

[@Opinions567]

And thats how I feel about Burna Boy's music

[@deaundreashannon8289]

Nope! We not doing this, at all!! We are not gonna start promoting disagreements on our brothers and sisters from the continent. No! This better stop, immediately!! Keep all negative opinions for family and what not, but publicly, never, and I mean NEVER disrespect one another’s craft, and how it sounds or how they do it, No stop that right now!

[@apachekafka773]

Burna said absolute rubbish. That is the African mentality that will continueto keep us where we are. Putting others down to look special. Burnaboy is not even in top 3 musicians with substance. 2face was just ahead of his time.

[@PepTalkTillYouDrop]

Burna boy 💩 on Nigeria a lot. He keeps acting like he's hated in Nigeria like he doesn't have any fans here. I was one of the first people to vibe to Burna and tell people to check him out and that he was underrated. But now the way he talks is as if no one showed him any love in naija. One day his 30 seconds of Western fame will end and he'll be back to where? _We dey wait for am._

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

Exactly I thought as much. Even if afrobeat do not have substance. Is it in His place to say it, especially when he knows that the spotlight is on him

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

2face is the grand father with substance anytime

[@Tamreviewchannel]

Stop being emotional...use your brain to type. 90%he said not all. But Rema just confirmed it. Songs without storylines. And Burna never said he does all meaningful Afrobeats songs, happy time songs....man is real, suck it in and stop being emotional

[@Tamreviewchannel]

Check his old albums for substance....but Ur low mind won't let u see

[@sassymama527]

IDK WTF they be talm bout in those songs it just feels and sounds good lol

[@wisdomihenacho4330]

They both said the same thing na 😂❤

[@olajumokeaworeni5882]

Burna's afrobeat music is the one without substance.

[@eddierocksteady5740]

😮No substance!!?......This is Exactly why Generalisation is very illiterate and very unintelligent 😢😊

[@Tamreviewchannel]

Dey play....Rema just confirmed that his Afrobeat song has no substance behind it... it's just for vibes.

[@MiriamDivanny]

​@@Tamreviewchanneltell it to calm down

[@reewritten7]

🔥 in a 🤚 🧺. I guess we don’t need words 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@clarkpedican7229]

Burna Boy, says it all because if you want to Make Sense of Real Life Situation, Our Music is not Made to that and the Rhyme won’t Gel and the True Talk, fades away too Quickly.

[@ruthsamantha6423]

When rema was still rema

[@876Valley]

Wow so some of it is pure melody is what he's saying musical gibberish filled in with a hook 😮 what a steal !!!!

[@chidoziejoy1667]

True that's afro beat.... mostly nothing just vibing

[@sarahbrown266]

My favorite song from rema is calm down

[@TheWatchman48]

Afrobeatz are the vibz bro!

[@Harlem1mentality]

That’s why Afro beats are hitting so damn hard. It’s a good time a vibe

[@valbankz292]

Music is supposed to be a vibe.....BB didn't prove anything 💯 Much love Rema❤

[@user-gk8cp3ng5w]

I love you Rema... You are actually my crush since dear , and I love everything about you

[@mariemarie3172]

It's dancing ❤ to every " rhythm and beat"

[@Embassy97]

Genius level shit bro keep it up we love the gibberish imagine your first child’s first gibberish we love it 😍

[@user-xw5pp8lk5e]

Good boy you learnt is genius to actually make pple sing and he pull through from those spider man tracks big ups

[@brownsugar3335]

A vibe means everything. It's better than mumble rap anyday. I love his beats

[@allistairwilliams8608]

Yeah man it's good vibes that lightens your mood

[@officialmrsenjoyment]

great minds think alike. they understand the assignment and that’s why they’re winning🔥

[@Bootywatcherism]

Clickbait should be illegal aswear 😂

[@yaadmantank6276]

Jamaicans been doing that since buju bantam days in reggae but shit nice y’all catch up! Love it

[@cayoukicreations7353]

respect to burna boy cause mostly all singers are told to talk abt their songs like it has meaning behind them when it dont so respect to him for actually be truthful

[@arakazadavid5388]

U got me with that "roasted " man

[@user-or8zq8zc6o]

Rema is a bad guy with good vibe

[@EkojoAkuba]

your caption is misleading, all i see is Rema confirming what Burna said, most Artists just want to vibe

[@News_Nest123]

Having a great time means something to many people

[@jcarter6079]

It’s like Burna tried to make a dig Rema like so it’s catchy it get people singing it

[@israelmaramon4170]

They’re mumbling 🎉 ❤😂

[@unclelo8491]

Basically Issa vibe

[@elina9606]

Facts they are right it’s all about the vibe

[@Phriffo]

This is why I love rap too; they don't take music too seriously. Afrobeats is 👑 too.

[@glorybatubo2134]

Afro beats is a vibe. Not logic but feeling. Burna delivers a lot of substance. Two different but great artists. ♥️

[@nieshat]

I’m here for it and was when the song first came out. I appreciate others art especially bc they had the courage to do it.

[@user-zm6om9sz7q]

If you don't got no haters you ain't popping, 😂😂💯

[@lakeivisalexander5604]

Some of the best music in the world have no words at all.