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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35732, member: 636"]
Burna Boy says music industry leaders tried to destroy his career. The Grammy winner responded after seeing comments from executive Obi Asika about gatekeepers who worked against him. He wrote on Instagram that people did everything possible to break him. He added that they still make attempts, but created an unstoppable force that will harm them forever. These revelations show what he faced during his rise.

He first gained attention with his song Like To Party from his first album LIFE. His career went down afterward as he became less mainstream. Everything changed when he released Ye from his Outside album, which helped him reach international fame. Nigerian music officials started supporting him again after he found success abroad. His comeback shows how persistence can overcome industry politics.

Burna Boy has become the most popular touring performer from Africa in recent years. His global success arrived despite early obstacles in his home country. Music gatekeepers could not stop his talent from breaking through to worldwide audiences. His story reveals the challenges artists face from established powers. His triumph against these forces makes his achievements more impressive.
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