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Nigeria: “I Don’t Like Listening To Burna Boy’s Music”- Mr Eazi (Video)

Mr Eazi revealed why he didn't like to listen to Burna Boy's Song

Olamide Olasupo by Olamide Olasupo
May 8, 2026
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Afrobeats singer and businessman Mr Eazi has revealed why he intentionally keeps a distance from listening to too much of Burna Boy’s music, despite admiring him greatly.

During a conversation on the 90s Baby Show, the music star spoke highly of Burna Boy’s creativity and lyrical depth while referencing the hit song Ye.

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Reacting to the lyric, “Big man wey no dey wear agbada,” Mr Eazi explained why the line carries a powerful meaning to him.

He said:

“Big man wey no dey wear agbada. Do you know how deep that line is? Because if you are a big man in Lagos, you have to wear agbada.”

The singer went on to explain that the lyric reflects a different level of success, comparing it to wealthy figures like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, who are known for maintaining a simple appearance regardless of their status.

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Speaking further, Mr Eazi admitted that he deliberately avoids consuming too much of Burna Boy’s music because he fears it may influence his own sound.

In his words:

“I don’t even like listening to Burna Boy because if I listen to so much, you will hear it in my music.

So, I try to stay away from Burna because I have a low register as well in my voice.”

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