‘African Giant’ Burna Boy Teases BTS Video For ”Common Person”
The African Giant keeps Moving in his great strides.
Burna Boy, a famed entertainer, songwriter, and performer from Nigeria, has teased the B.T.S. video for his song “Common Person.” The Afrobeats singer will soon release the official video for the reflective song. The sixteenth track on Burna Boy’s album, “Love, Damini,” is the Telz-produced song “Common Person.
“Common Person” was a highlight track on the album and is adored by many due to how contemplative and sympathetic it is. Many memes made the track more famous, and skit content creators used the song.
The artist revealed a brief behind-the-scenes (B.T.S.) video for the song on Instagram and mentioned that the official video would be released next week.
He has signed with Warner Music Group internationally and Bad Habit/Atlantic Records in the U.S. Burna Boy has remained in the limelight since coming into famed after the release of his 2012 banger “Like to Party,” the main song off his debut studio album, L.I.F.E.
‘Outside,’ his third studio album, was his first release from a big record label. He has since gone on to release other works in an impressive list that includes Grammy-recognized albums, ‘African Giants,’ ‘Twice As Tall,’ and his most recent, ‘Love, Damini.’
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