Burna Boy Drops Insightful Lyrics in Upcoming Song ‘Empty Chairs,’ Highlights Challenges of Wealth in Nigeria [Video]

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Grammy-winning artist Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has offered a poignant commentary on Nigerian society in a teaser of his soon-to-be-released song, ‘Empty Chairs.’ This track is part of his highly anticipated seventh studio album, ‘No Sign Of Weakness.’

In the snippet that has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter) since Monday night, Burna Boy, known for his hit ‘Dangote,’ delves into the plight of wealthy Nigerians who have managed to achieve success without engaging in politics. He suggests that such individuals often become victims of the country’s dysfunctional societal structure.

“If you no be politician and you manage get rich, them go turn you victim of society,” Burna Boy sings, capturing the harsh realities faced by many in Nigeria who prosper outside the political sphere.

Additionally, Burna Boy reflects on the shifting dynamics of his adversaries, noting that his enemies have transitioned from the physical streets to the digital realm. “My enemies are no longer on the streets of the road. Now they’re on the internet for the blogs,” he croons, highlighting the growing impact of online criticism and digital conflicts in modern times.

The teaser has sparked widespread anticipation and discussion among fans and social commentators alike, eager to hear more from Burna Boy's upcoming album. With ‘No Sign Of Weakness,’ Burna Boy continues to use his platform to address societal issues, blending his musical talent with a powerful message.

Listen and watch Burna below:

Burna Boy’s incoming song “Empty Chairs” off his No Sign Of Weakness Album 🔥pic.twitter.com/H3ui7RlvxJ

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