BURNER BOY TWEET SELF UPROAR...

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9ijatainment  001-burner boy antecedent against is contemporaries.                        

  Burner boy is a versatile music artiste who of recent spewed out some utterances that brought about out up roared that led to social media outburst by various fans of other Nigerian artistes.                                           
  
The social media shows the saddening instinct of lovers of other contemporaries artistes, it seems burnerboy was taking it so personal about his accolades which makes most Nigerians to see  him as someone too apprehensive and praiser of himself.                                                                                       
 Fans of Nigerian diverse artistes  bombarded the social media in a way that degrades burner boy self style approach. which made him to spew more ill, manner utterances.                                                                                   
Burner boy is only portraying is musical prowess of which it was a sort of aggression in preview to other of his contemporaries ,though he has a musical fusion which is embedded to afro like beat, backed up with his childhood brought up in the afrobeat legend  who i think he is major source of his inspiration.                                                 

Devaluing the likes of  Tu baba, Davido, Wizkid, Olamide, and other  renowned Nigerian contemporaries,if he is really ranking on his self styled musical potential then he should take a rethink in making such uproar ,because is other contemporaries are also worthy of emulations because they have influenced crops of upcoming artistes in their musical careers as role models that have placed them into stardom.                                                                                                                                                             
Just envisaging by saying burner boy should always take a rethink because him and his contemporaries are all in one musical community.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
Taylor Olawale                                                                                                                        

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