Burna Boy fumes, orders aide to drive him out after sound was cut off during performance in Ivory Coast

• Afrobeats sensation, Burna Boy lost his cool at a concert in Cote d’Ivoire after the sudden cutting off of his sound and stormed out of the stage.
• The clip shows Burna Boy harshly instructing his aide to start the car and drive him away, surprising onlookers with his abrupt outburst.
• The incident prompted diverse opinions on social media, with some criticizing his perceived egotism.

Afrobeats star, Burna Boy has sparked reactions online following an incident at a concert in Ivory Coast where he got infuriated.

In the video, the Grammy winner became visibly frustrated and eventually walked out of the stage.

According to reports, Burna Boy’s irritation stemmed from the abrupt cutting off of his sound while he was on stage.

In the clip, Burna Boy was seen yelling at his aide to start the car and drive him out of the premises as soon as possible, leaving people surprised over his sudden outburst.

Watch the video below:

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The incident has ignited discussions on social media, with divergent opinions emerging. Some criticized the singer for what they perceived as an egotistical reaction to mere technical difficulties, while others came to his defence, acknowledging the challenges artists face when encountering technical issues during live performances.

Reacting to the video, One @mufasakingdom01 wrote: “Why is he so uncontrolled? even other big artists before him never behaved this way. the guy will soon fall off.”

big7record wrote: “Ode leleyi o. Why won’t him be mad. Burna has alot of passion for his music and they failed him.”

benjisazi wrote: “He is a brand and can not be treated less, check sound before event.”

iamkingdinero3 wrote: “Dey there deh video deh ask” why is he m@d “, when boot 🥾 go fly touch your back head 😂😂😂😂😂😂.”

mrlilgaga 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.”