Key Points
- He paused his sold out Los Angeles show mid set. He voiced quick solidarity for Sudan Nigeria and Congo.
- The clip soon went viral across social platforms. Fans praised him while others accused damage control motives.
- After the message he returned to perform his hit Last Last. The moment added debate to an otherwise energetic show.
Burna Boy (Damini Ogulu) paused his sold out Los Angeles show Wednesday night to speak directly to African audiences.
In a clip that quickly spread online he called for free Sudan and mentioned Nigeria as a priority for him. See the full moment here Burna Boy Los Angeles message.
Mixed online reaction
The moment divided fans across social platforms within hours of posting. Some users praised his solidarity while others questioned timing and motive.
After the message he resumed the set and played Last Last to loud cheers. The brief pause did not derail the larger high energy show.
Comment threads collected varied opinions across X Instagram and Facebook. Read more reaction pieces at Burna Boy concert reaction online.
Burna Boy has previously used his platform for public causes and political remarks. Observers say artists often balance performance with civic statements abroad
