“Of Course, It’s in Paris”: Burna Boy Trends After Giving Young Journalist Money to Buy a Camera, Fans React

“Of Course, It’s in Paris”: Burna Boy Trends After Giving Young Journalist Money to Buy a Camera, Fans React

  • The comment section of several Nigerian blogs has been buzzing after reports of what Burna Boy did for a young French journalist in Paris
  • Reports have it that the Afro-fusion singer gave a young journalist money to buy a new camera after she mistakenly broke the one her firm gave her while trying to interview the singer
  • However, Nigerians reacted to the report with dismay, noting that if it was in Nigeria, Burna would probably kick the journalist instead of helping out

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Internationally famous Nigerian Afrobeat singer Burna Boy recently trended online after reports of him giving a young French journalist money to replace her camera that broke while trying to interview the musician went viral.

According to the report, the young journalist, who is still an intern, mistakenly broke her camera while trying to interview Burna Boy.

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Photos of Burna Boy and French journalist
Popular Nigerian singer Burna Boy trends online for giving a French journalist money to buy a new camera. Photo credit: @burnaboygram
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The camera, according to the report, was a Panasonic GH6 and is worth $2000. Burna Boy was said to have noticed what happened and reached out to his accountant to give the young lady some money to replace the broken camera.

See the viral report about Burna Boy helping out a young French journalist below:

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Nigerians react to Burna Boy helping a young French journalist who broke her camera

@kokoyate:

"If na for Naija now, e for don knack am boot."

@iam_joyeseyin:

"Lmaoo, if na Nigeria now, he for don kick person face."'

@t_abejide:

"Of course it’s in Paris. He wouldn’t do that in Nigeria."

@_jayone_:

"I can bet my life savings he wouldn’t do same in an African space, let alone Nigeria."

@tribunal2k2:

"I hope he has paid the girl that sent them Bole in London sha. Cos the girl was still asking for her money last year."

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@iamjust_fit:

"But if Na Nigeria e dey, e no go bother. Oga charity begins at home, no go deh form for outside."

@___hensel___:

"If na Nigeria now, na him go even kick the camera comot abeg joor."

@kendra.vall:

"All of you shouting if na Nigeria yen yen yen should drink water and rest he no owe Una anything."

Burna Boy sings amapiano's praises, Mzansi chuffed with compliments about SA genre as "life changing"

Meanwhile, Briefly News recalls reporting that Burna Boy, a beloved afrobeats artist, shared his opinion about popular amapiano beats. The music genre which has taken off in South Africa is slowly infecting the world.

Amapiano boasts a unique sound that will have anyone up and dancing in seconds. Burna Boy admitted to being among the many who love amapiano.

In an episode of the Million Dollaz Worth Of Game podcast, Burna Boy spoke about what he thinks is the next big thing in African music. Without missing a beat, Burna Boy says that it is amapiano.

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Bianca Lalbahadur Bianca Lalbahadur is a current affairs journalist at Briefly News. With a knack for writing hard-hitting content, she is dedicated to being the eyes and ears of South Africans. As a young and vibrant journalist, Bianca is passionate about providing quality and factual stories that impact citizens. She graduated from the Independent Institute of Education in 2017 and has worked at several award-winning Caxton associated community newspapers.

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