Burna Boy - Gbona [Official Music Video]

Who's still listening to this masterpiece in 2024??

top boy soundtrack never fails to disappoint

What an amazing song. Burna Boy dun took off HAM ON THIS RIGHT HERE! a u t h e n t I c v i e w s dun took his career off 2 the next level fr fr no cap

Saw Burna Boys concert in Jamaica last week Sunday it was so good he sang this song and I knew every word even tho I'm not african I'm Jamaican

All I'm seeing is black queens and black excellence 😍 #visuals 🇳

I swear to God, Nigeria music can cure depression.

What an amazing song. Love from India. ♥️🇮🇳🇳🇬

African beauty 😍😍😍 i never get enough of watching at african people they are so amazing so attractive

People who make beats for burna boy are some of the most creative beatmakers in the world. Like agree.

The producers of songs like these deserve multiple Grammys. Seriously if you can come up with a beat like this you are a sound wizard.

He really does represent Beautiful AFRICA ❤

I’m 63 and I dance to this song brings up gives me energy love it .❤❤❤❤❤

Who's proud to be African. ???🌹🙏

😭😭😭😭 Rest in peace to Kodak. She is the girl with red hair in this video. The popular Nigerian dancer and video vixen died on 30/04/2020. She was electrocuted while charging her phone during a video shoot at popular Nigeria music video director, Clarence Peter's (He directed this video) house in Lagos. May her soul rest in perfect peace. Edit: She's also in; Motigbana by Olamide Jericho by Simi ft Patoranking

Nigerian music never disappointed us.. Long live Nigerian music 💪

Greetins from MOROCCO 🇲🇦❤️👋

Black women are the most beautiful women on the planet.

As an African (American), Afrobeats does something to me. my body cant stay still when I listen 😂 I guess it’s ancestral. It’s in our blood. I love the culture we’ve created for ourselves here in America but I can’t help but feel so much closer to our forefathers & our ancestral land when hearing Afrobeats. It’s the most authentic and moving sound I’ve ever heard . . . I can’t explain it. We’ve been removed from Africa for 400+ years, and somehow I can still feel the spirit of my people. Reconnecting to my people and my roots makes me feel so . . . Whole. Like we, as AAs, aren’t alone anymore. I guess we never were, and we’re just taught to believe that. Isolation is the first act of an abuser. For so long we’ve been told we were alone in the world without family, without lineage, without land to go back to, etc. . . I get emotional about it every time . 🤦🏽‍♀️ so glad that We know better now. much love from Baltimore 💕✌🏾 Edit: wow I wasn’t expecting such an outpouring of love. Again, this is another example of the lies we’ve been taught . In these comments I see nothing but kind and welcoming responses by other Africans in the diaspora. Yet, there’s always been a stigma that AAs don’t like continental Africans and Vice versa. Don’t believe the hype 🗣 they’d hate to see us unify so they spread lies . Love you all SO much and thank you for receiving my words with such an open heart ♥️🖤💚

That digidigi digidigi part kill it! The beat everything in this songs

Ive listened to this song for 8 hours straight and havent gotten sick of it