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Burna Boy boasts: ‘I’ve performed in almost every country on the planet,’

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 ‘I’ve performed in almost every country on the planet,’ she says. Burna Boy boasts about his musical prowess.

Burna Boy achieves yet another historic feat with his star performance.

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Burna Boy, an Afrobeats Superstar, boasts that he has performed in every country on the planet. He claims that by 2022, he will have performed in almost every country except Asia, Australia, and South America.

The Grammy-winning singer made the announcement on his Twitter page. He mentioned how he had performed in almost all of Nigeria’s 36 states by 2015. He went on to say that in 2018, he performed in almost every African country, and that by 2022, he will have performed in almost every country on the planet.

The Nigerian singer hinted that his next tours would be in Asia, Australia, and South America, and that by then, he would have toured the entire world.

“My documentary is profound sha.” “I was watching old videos and realised I’ve been touring since 2013, and by 2015 I had already performed in almost all 36 states of Nigeria with Glo and Star, and by 2018 I had already performed in almost every African country,” the statement read.

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“And by 2022, I’ll have performed in almost every country on the planet,” he added. When I finish my tour of Asia, Australia, and South America. I will truly have accomplished everything.”

Burna Boy’s fire-cracking, excellent, and thrilling performances in concerts have so far attracted Africans in diaspora and people of all races who are becoming increasingly enamoured with Afrobeats.

During his “Love, Damini” tour, he made history by becoming the first African to sell out Atlanta’s prestigious 20,000-capacity State Farm Arena.

The Grammy Award winner has sold out the world-renowned 20,789 Madison Square Garden in the United States, the 12,500 capacity Wembley Arena in the United Kingdom, the 4,921 capacity O2 Brixton in the United Kingdom, and a slew of other record-breaking venues around the world. He also sold 15,000 tickets at the 20,000-person capacity O2 in London, UK, and has headlined numerous international concerts.

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