Pop-star Davido has reacted to the feats of his contemporaries at the 2021 edition of the Recording Academy Awards aka Grammys, describing it as “victory for Nigeria”.
The 28-year-old dropped aside his rivalry to congratulate Burna Boy and Wizkid wins hours after the 63rd edition of the awards ceremony hosted by Trevor Noah on Sunday.
“Whichever way you look at it, this is a victory for Nigeria for the culture and for my people! Congrats to our winners! Tule Naija!” Davido tweeted.
Burna broke the Nigerian music record at the 63rd Grammy Awards by winning a Grammy award for his album, ‘Twice As Tall.”
On the same night, Ayo ‘Wizkid’ Balogun won his first-ever Grammy Award after two nominations.
The win came through his duet with Beyonce on the song, ‘Brown Skin Girl’ off the 2019 album, ‘The Lion King.’
Sikiru Adepoju is the first Nigerian to win a Grammy for his performance in an album jointly produced.
Burna Boy remains the first Nigeria-based, solo artiste to win the Grammys.
Pop-star, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has reacted to the feats of his contemporaries at the 2021 edition of the Recording Academy Awards aka Grammys, describing it as “victory for Nigeria”.
The 28-year-old dropped aside his rivalry with Burna Boy and Wizkid to congratulate the pair on their wins hours after the 63rd edition of the awards ceremony hosted by Trevor Noah on Sunday.
“Whichever way you look at it, this is a victory for Nigeria for the culture and for my people! Congrats to our winners! Tule Naija!” Davido tweeted.
Burna broke the Nigerian music record at the 63rd Grammy Awards by winning a Grammy award for his album, ‘Twice As Tall.”
On the same night, Ayo ‘Wizkid’ Balogun won his first-ever Grammy Award after two nominations.
The win came through his duet with Beyonce on the song, ‘Brown Skin Girl’ off the 2019 album, ‘The Lion King.’
Sikiru Adepoju is the first Nigerian to win a Grammy for his performance in an album jointly produced.
Burna Boy remains the first Nigeria-based, solo artiste to win the Grammys.
