Reactions as Burna Boy loses his cool while performing at a concert in Ivory Coast
Grammy Award-winning singer, Burna Boy has stirred reactions online after he stormed off the stage while performing at a concert in Ivory Coast.
The Afrobeat singer, in a video making rounds on the internet, got frustrated and stormed out while performing at a concert. According to reports online, the singer was left frustrated after his sound was cut off while he was performing.
The video was shared on the microblogging platform, X, by user @seansnoozy.
The young man who is a citizen of Ivory Coast was really excited to watch Burna Boy perform in his country and he took a job as a stage manager to be closer to his Idol.
At first, Burna Boy had a good rapport with the teeming crowd and everything seemed to be going so well.
However, few minutes into the performance, the sound kept having issues and he stormed off the stage.
He could be seen in the video at the car park angrily urging the driver to move the car and leave the venue.
While many Netizens lauded him for his demand for perfection, others criticized him for his outburst.
One Mufasa Kingdom wrote, “Why is he so uncontrolled? Even other big artists before him never behaved this way. The guy will soon it off”.
Mercy 5023 wrote, “He is a proud fellow”.
Big7record wrote, “Ode leleyi o. Why won’t he be mad? Burna has a lot of passion for his music and they failed him”.
Xan Draa wrote, “But why would you invite an artist only for his sound to be cut off? Like that’s literally all he’s there for c’mon”.
Mr Lil Gaga wrote, “I will get angry also. It pisses me off. Do your job and let me do my job, don’t use your incompetence to affect my output”.
King Clue wrote, “Dey calm down with the temper man, these things happen, technical issues. No need for the anger they paid you for the show”.
Preshhxx wrote, “I don’t blame him. Anyone who knows him knows he is passionate about his live performance and always delivers in style. So Ivorian no fit fall him hand so he has to leave. Best thing before Dem drag am for online”.
By Ezinne Joy Okorie
