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Burna Boy News: Burna Boy, a Grammy Award-winning global phenomenon, has released the new single ‘Tatata’ off his highly anticipated eighth studio album, ‘No Sign of Weakness’. Burna Boy’s song combines Brazilian peppy funk music with Nigerian pidgin English and a pop rap style. The hitmaker made a reference to infamous Equatorial Guinea public servant Baltasar Engonga, who made international headlines for having a large collection of sex videos with several women.
Travis Scott supplemented Burna Boy’s verse with a swaggering rap flow that emphasizes the song’s meaning with words that leave no room for interpretation. ‘Tatata’ follows Burna Boy’s reggae single ‘Sweet Love’, which helped generate momentum for his upcoming album ‘No Sign of Weakness’. Kindly Listen Below:
“Tatata” is upbeat and lively, combining Afrobeats with hip-hop rhythms to create a music that is both catchy and full of character. It’s a bold, cheerful ballad with Burna and Travis swapping lyrics about flirting, confidence, and living large. Burna Boy begins with a cheeky rhyme about nearly wrecking his automobile after seeing a woman’s physique.
His tone is hilarious and exaggerated, creating a vivid image of distraction and curiosity — all delivered with his trademark flare and charisma. Burna Boy News: Travis Scott jumps in with high-energy lines laced with luxury references, from private flights and Lamborghinis to designer bags, and throws in a mix of English and Spanish that keeps things dynamic. His verse continues the track’s playful bravado, adding layers of personality and swagger.
At its core, “Tatata” is a bold, carefree record made for dance floors and late-night moments.
Burna Boy News: Tracks and sold-out venues
Burna Boy had previously released the bubbling track ‘Bundle By Bundle,’ which has received over 24 million Spotify listens and 8.5 million YouTube views. Burna Boy most recently collaborated with French-Haitian singer Joé Dwèt Filé on a remix of the viral song ‘4 Kampé,’ mixing Afrobeats and Haitian Kompa to create a cross-cultural anthem that continues to chart globe.
Burna Boy became Billboard France’s first cover star last month, coinciding with his historic, sold-out performance at the Stade de France, making him the first African artist to headline the legendary arena. The multi-award-winning worldwide performer followed up his Stade De France performance with another historic concert in Manchester, when he sold out the Co-op Arena, England’s largest indoor arena.