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Tacha Hails Burna Boy’s Epic Showdown At World Cup Finale

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Tacha Hails Burna Boy’s Epic Showdown At World Cup Finale

After Burna Boy’s performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final halftime show, reality TV star Tacha showered the Grammy winner with praise, calling him a global superstar rather than just a Nigerian musician.

Burna Boy shared the stage with Shakira during their rendition of the tournament’s official anthem, Dai Dai, making history as the first Nigerian to perform at a FIFA World Cup final halftime show.

Reacting to the accomplishment, Tacha wrote, “Burna Boy is not a Nigerian artist; he’s a global artist who happens to come from Nigeria.”

In another post, she urged critics to show the singer more respect, writing: “You all should be careful the way you call Burna Boy’s name on this app. Before you call his name, make sure you have baff and brush, and you’re wearing all white before you call Burna Boy’s name. That guy is not anybody’s mate.”

Congratulations to Burna Boy on an outstanding performance at the World Cup final show. Your energy, talent, and captivating stage presence truly stole the spotlight and left a lasting impression on fans worldwide. You have once again demonstrated why you are one of Africa’s most celebrated artists.

Well done, Burna Boy – your incredible performance has made this event even more unforgettable!

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