Outrage As Davido And Burna Boy Lose Grammy Nominations
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Social media users are throwing their support for music stars, Davido and Burna Boy following their loss at the 2024 Grammy.
On Sunday, February 4th, music stars from across the globe gathered at the Crypto Com Arena in Los Angeles for the 66th Academy Awards.
Unfortunately, no Nigerian artist won any award as they lost to their rival. Burna Boy who scored 4 nominations, Global Music Performance, Best African Music, Best Melodic Rap, and Best Global Music Album, lost them all to his rivals.
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Burna’s song ‘Alone’ was lost to the trio of Zakir Hussain, Bela Fleck, and Edgar Myer’s song ‘Pashto’. City Boys also lost in the Best African Music Performance to South African singer, Tyla. For the Best Melodic Rap performance category, Burna Boy lost to American rappers, Lil Durk and J Cole. His last nomination lost was to World Fusion band Shakti’s ‘This Moment’.
Following suit, Davido lost his 3 Grammy nominations for Best Global Music Performance which Tyla won, Album of the Year, and Best African Music Performance.
It is a sad time for fans and lovers of these artists as they flooded social media dragging the Grammys.
One Cool Ken Drizzy wrote, “Grammy snubbed Rema’s Calm Down, they snubbed Wizkid’s Essence, what were we all expecting? Davido for life
Nkechi Blessing’s boyfriend, Xxssive wrote, “Overrated stup!d award. Even Burna Boy had to use PDD to win the rubbish award. Na so them do Wizkid’s Essence. I no really blame them
One Official Shehu 30bg wrote, “Na small thing differentiate INEC and Grammy. We know who dey manipulate INEC but we no know who dey manipulate Grammy
One I Am Efina wrote, “No difference between INEC and Grammy
One Stan City King wrote, “Let’s report Grammy IG account ASAP guys
One Vivian Tunuza wrote, “Grammy was not fair to Davido at all. Despite coming early and helping to arrange seats for free. Davido should scatter the chair before going abeg”.
