Damini Ogulu, a.k.a. Burna Boy, is going viral on the internet after an accident during one of his live performances of his third studio album, African Giant. In a video captured and posted on X (formerly Twitter), Burna Boy is seen trying to engage with his fans when he loses his balance and almost hits his head on the iron bars supporting the stage.
The viral video has since caught the attention of the netizens, who have been quick to post their opinions on the social media platform. Many people saw the funnier side of the fall. Some of the comments are as follows:
"I had to do it…. He fell like a cartoon character," opined one fan.
"Cartoon ahh fall," commented another fan on X.
"make person add gwo gwo gwo to this video," quipped one.
Someone also praised the security for rushing in so fast and helping the singer get up on his feet.
"Now THAT'S how security should work! Look at the formation, guy in green my favorite jumping obstacles. Everybody else zeros in on you in 1.0 seconds," opined one fan.
"Nah that’s fake cause you can’t be on stage with heelys," insinuated one fan.
"Sorry for the laugh," tweeted another.
Some other reactions were as follows:
"That strong core muscles saved his butt!" joked another.
"He picked it up immediately, no time to stay down. Artist need to also realise that you can't just be jumping on equipment anyhow, without 1st consulting with the technical team. To avoid stories that touch. Thank God say e no pass like this," inferred one fan.
Burna Boy shocked fans by announcing release date of his surprise album
Burna Boy didn't even give his fans twenty-four hours to calm their nerves as he declared the release date of his new album just hours before its supposed release. In the afternoon of July 29, the African singer posted a tweet that said that his seventh album would be released today (July 29) at midnight.
However, nothing is yet known about the album name, special guests, or the tracklist. Burna Boy's sixth studio album, Love Damini, was one of the most successful albums of his career and became the highest-grossing Nigerian Album on the Billboard 200 chart.
The song also became the top-ranked chartbuster in France, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. In fact, the singer was felicitated with a host of accolades the next year as Rolling Stone ranked him 197th in the list of 200 Greatest Singers of All Time.
He was also honored with the Member of the Order of the Federal Republic plaque for his art.