Popular singer Burna Boy has addressed the controversy surrounding an incident during his recent performance in Lagos, where a fan climbed onto the stage while he was performing. The moment quickly went viral, drawing mixed reactions from fans and the public.
During the event, Burna Boy was seen reacting aggressively when the fan unexpectedly appeared on stage. In the footage, the singer appeared to stomp on the fan, who had bent down in front of him. The incident raised questions about how the artist handled the situation, with some fans criticizing his response.
In an attempt to clarify the incident, Burna Boy took to social media to explain his actions. The singer emphasized that the performance was intended to be a short, free show, initially planned for just 10 minutes, but he ended up performing for nearly an hour. He also shared that he suffers from PTSD and that the unexpected intrusion by the fan had startled him.
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“I was supposed to do 10 minutes and ended up doing almost an hour. Everybody knows my rule about getting on stage and startling me when I’m performing,”
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“It was a free show, and I had an amazing time with Lagos State last night. Don’t jump on my stage like that! I got PTSD. I love you all. Happy New Year.”
While the explanation was welcomed by some, the incident continues to spark debate online about appropriate behavior at live performances and the challenges entertainers face while on stage.
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