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Vector Tha Viper Calls Out Burna Boy’s Lyrical Skills, Urges Him to Improve
- βBurna Boy has lots to say but not skillful lyricallyβ β Rapper Vector
In a recent episode of the Afrobeats Podcast, Nigerian rapper Vector Tha Viper shared his thoughts on Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy’s lyrical abilities.
While acknowledging Burna Boy’s message and right to express himself, Vector emphasized the importance of skillful lyrics to make a presentation interesting.
Vector stated, “Burna Boy has a lot to say, so let him say it. However, to be interesting, one needs to be skillful lyrically.” He encouraged Burna Boy to speak his mind without fear, exercising his right as an artist to express himself through lyrics.
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This comes after Burna Boy sparked controversy last year by expressing his feelings of underappreciation in Nigeria, despite making the country proud, on the song “Thanks” from his album “I Told Them”.
Vector’s comments have sparked a lively debate in the music industry, with fans and fellow artists weighing in on the topic.
