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Burna Boy Honored with 2 Billion Streams Brits Plaque at Koko Camden

During his sold-out concert at Koko Camden in London, marking the fifth anniversary of his 2019 album “African Giant,” Grammy winner Burna Boy was honored with a prestigious plaque for achieving 2 billion streams. This accolade is a significant milestone in his career, highlighting his international acclaim, especially catapulted by the viral success of his hit single “Ye.”

Just a month after receiving a plaque for 1 billion streams at London Stadium, Burna Boy expressed his joy and determination in achieving this new feat. Receiving the Brits plaque, he smiled broadly and remarked, “Thank you very much. I appreciate you. Ehen, now that’s it. You’ve to fight for your right.”

When a presenter suggested that he already had the recognition he deserved, Burna Boy reiterated, “No. You know, we have to fight for our rights.” His statements underscored his journey and dedication to his craft, celebrating the culmination of his hard work and global success in the music industry.

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