Nigerian superstar Burna Boy has found himself at the center of social media chatter after a video surfaced showing a fan dozing off during one of his high-energy performances. Rather than letting the criticism slide, Burna Boy responded unapologetically, challenging those quick to judge his fans.

In a recent post, Burna Boy addressed the backlash with a candid question: “I tell una make una be my fans?” His tone was a mix of humor and defiance, implying that while he appreciates his fans, he cannot be held responsible for their every action or level of engagement.

The exchange quickly sparked a larger conversation online about what it means to be a fan, especially at live concerts. Some argued that the fan’s exhaustion might reflect the realities of everyday life rather than disrespect. Others felt Burna Boy’s reaction was a sharp reminder that artists cannot always control how audiences respond.

This incident highlights the complex dynamics between Nigerian artists and their fans, where passion and expectation sometimes collide in surprising ways.

For Burna Boy, it’s clear that he’s aware of the pressures of fame but chooses to face criticism with confidence and humor — reminding everyone that fandom is a two-way street, and he’s just doing his part on stage.