Grammy-winning Nigerian artist Damini Ogulu, widely known as Burna Boy, has stunned fans with a powerful and deeply emotional statement ahead of the release of his upcoming album, No Sign Of Weakness.

In a candid post shared on the album’s official Instagram page, Burna Boy declared that the version of himself known as the “African Giant” is gone a casualty, he says, of the very people who once celebrated him.

“The ‘African Giant’ Burna Boy died. His own people killed him. Then ‘Big 7’ was born to protect what was left of ‘Burna Boy,’” the singer wrote.

The revelation paints a picture of inner conflict and transformation. Burna Boy describes a symbolic rebirth in which Big 7, a new version of himself, emerged as a shield for what remains of his heart a heart he says was broken by betrayal and rejection.

“Burna Boy and Big 7 fight each other a lot because while Big 7 is only protecting the final and only existing piece of Burna Boy’s broken heart, the ‘African Giant’ still haunts Burna Boy,” he added.

The emotional post has triggered an outpouring of reactions from fans and fellow artists alike, with many interpreting it as Burna Boy’s way of confronting criticism, personal loss, and the burden of fame.

Known for his introspective lyrics and fearless commentary, Burna Boy’s latest message signals that No Sign Of Weakness may be his most personal and vulnerable project to date a sonic memoir chronicling heartbreak, identity, and resilience.

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