“Wizkid and I Were the First to Blow Up, Good to See New Cats Like Burna Boy Killing It”: Davido Says in Video

• Nigerian singer Davido has caused a huge buzz on social media over his description of Burna Boy in a recent interview
• In the trending clip, Davido spoke on how he and Wizkid were the first to blow things up and expressed joy in seeing new cats like Burna Boy also doing well
• The video got a lot of netizens talking, and many of them commented on Davido calling Burna a new cat

Popular Nigerian singer Davido is now making headlines for describing Burna Boy and other music stars as new cats.

A video made the rounds on social media of the DMW boss speaking during an interview on how he and Wizkid were the first to blow things up.

According to him, he and Wizkid did it first, and he is happy to see new musicians like Burna Boy, Mayorkun, Asake and more also killing it.

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In his words:

“Me and Wizkid were one of the first to blow it up, it feels good seeing the new cats coming up like Burna Boy, Rema, Fireboy, Mayorkun, a lot of new cats coming, killing it, Asake that’s on my album, so yeah I think the future of Afrobeats is in good hands.”

See the video below:

Netizens react to Davido calling Burna Boy a new cat

As expected, the video of Davido speaking about how he and Wizkid blew up first and also describing Burna Boy as a new cat, got a lot of people talking.

Read some of their comments below:

Daddy Mo asked what caused the disrespect:

Another tweep said Burna Boy and Davido were not on the same level in 2012:

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Malik had this to say:

Chemical brother tweeted:

Silva tweeted:

Dvido's lookalike sings his song in a video

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported earlier that a young man who was overjoyed because he resembled Davido recorded a video singing the song For The Road.

The young man tried to act like a well-known musician while sporting a low cut that was matched by his spectacles.

Many commenters said that he resembled a low-budget, vintage version of Davido.

Source: Legit.ng