Burna Boy performs “Collateral Damage” on live session, he talks about the problems in the country.
Lagos native Damini Ogulu was only in grammar school when he came across the FruityLoops software that was popular for tracking beats on home computers.
He’s been creating music ever since, absorbing the diaspora from dancehall to DMX, and using the name Burna Boy, has really lit a flame on the global dance scene.
The music biz was in his blood; his grandfather was Fela Kuti’s first manager. But he did the hard work it takes to make a true dent.
From 2012’s “Like To Party” grooves to the kinetics of this year’s “On The Low,” he’s crafted some of the strongest beats around. To celebrate the arrival of his ‘African Giant‘ album, he came to deliver performances of “Collateral Damage” and “Anybody.”
“Collateral Damage” is a powerful song that calls for revolution against our Government in order to repair the damages in the nation. Burna Boy on this Live Session with Vevo says his people fear a lot and lacks true knowledge about our dear Nation.
