Renowned Nigerian music sensation, Damini Ogulu, famously known as Burna Boy, made an indelible mark with his debut performance at the 2024 Grammy Awards, earning a commendable 6th position on Billboard’s esteemed rankings. His groundbreaking Afrobeats showcase captivated audiences worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the global music industry.
Accompanied by the soulful melodies of Brandy and the charismatic presence of 21 Savage, Burna Boy mesmerized viewers with his rendition of “Sittin’ on Top of the World”. The synergy among the trio on stage was palpable, igniting an electrifying atmosphere that resonated with fans across the globe.
Burna Boy's debut performance at the 2024 Grammy Awards, where he ranked 6th according to Billboard.
His performance of "Sittin’ on Top of the World" with Brandy and 21 Savage was praised for its energy and charisma.
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Billboard hailed Burna Boy’s performance, commending his seamless integration into the Grammy stage. Set against a backdrop reminiscent of a bustling city block and adorned in meticulously coordinated costumes, Burna Boy exuded Hollywood-esque charm reminiscent of a golden era musical, captivating audiences with his infectious energy and effortless charisma.
Despite Burna Boy’s stellar performance, South African songstress Tyla emerged as a formidable contender, clinching the coveted Best African Music Performance award. Tyla’s chart-topping track ‘Water’ eclipsed competition from notable Nigerian artists such as Davido, Asake, and Burna Boy, underscoring the growing influence of African music on the global stage.
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Tyla’s triumph with ‘Water’, which garnered widespread acclaim across 16 countries including the UK and the US, underscored the universal appeal of African music on the international scene. Her well-deserved accolade was celebrated during the prestigious 66th Grammy Award Premiere Ceremony at the illustrious Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, reaffirming Africa’s prominence in shaping contemporary music trends.