Toni Braxton makes surprise on-stage appearance during Burna Boy’s show

Nigerian Grammy award-winning artiste Burna Boy surprised his audience on Saturday night by bringing American actress and singer Toni Braxton on stage for a performance of his hit song “Last Last.”
His fans were amazed and demonstrated admiration for the duo after Braxton joined Burna Boy on stage at the sold-out concert at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
A standout moment was when Burna Boy seamlessly incorporated Braxton’s classic hit “He Wasn’t Man Enough”, released in 2000, into their performance of his hit single “Last Last” with his band, creating an unforgettable musical experience.
“Last Last”, produced by Chopstix, is the seventh song in his sixth studio album “Love Damini”, with over 200 million streams on Spotify and was one of the major records during summer in 2022.
He has become the first Nigerian artiste to achieve two RIAA platinum plaques as a lead artiste with his records “YE” and “Last Last.”
Burna Boy also surprised the fans by inviting Phyno to join him on stage. The energy remained high throughout the night, with the self-proclaimed African Giant’s live remix of “Do I” with Phyno, further thrilling the crowd.
This concert has made history and cemented Burna Boy’s global status in music. By selling out the State Farm Arena twice, he has not only captured the hearts of Atlanta but also proved his immense international appeal.
This concert was part of Burna Boy’s highly successful tour, which has consistently sold out venues around the world.
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