Nigerian talented singer and songwriter, Burnaboy album Mp4 unwraps the official video for his trending song dubbed 23.

However, “23” serves as track Ten on his new project tagged “Tall As Twice” album which houses 15 tracks featuring different artists.

Burna Boy Pays Homage to American former professional basketball player, Michael Jordan in ’23’ Music Video. This is also in honor of Women’s History Month and a follow up to ‘Onyeka Video‘

Produced by Skread, 23 “This is shout to Michael Jordan, and the number he wore. And I think this came from when I was watching The Last Dance. I was watching that scene with Jordan describing the way he works and just how hard he goes to push those around him for greatness. I related to that so much. Even about how lonely that road is, because you may have started with a bunch of people, even some guys that were probably better than you! And that’s really how it goes. There’s so much sacrifice to this that people won’t see.” says Burna. The track is off The Grammy’s Best Global Music Winning Album – ‘Twice As Tall‘

Directed by Clarence Peters, the video features several references to basketball player Michael Jordan, whose jersey number gave “23” its name. Burna Boy looks to Jordan as an icon for pursuing and achieving your dreams, and he pays homage through several characters with ambitious goals for themselves in honor of Women’s History Month: an aspiring basketball player who is wheelchair-bound at birth, a young singer-songwriter, a dancer, and a music producer.

Back When ft Naeto C (Debut Single) 2011

Davido album mp3 portrayed himself to be 'broque' because, by the 'broke' standards of an average Nigerian, Davido wouldn't make the list in any form. According to him, there was a time he entered a difficult financial phase because his wealthy dad, Mr. Adedeji Adeleke cut him off financially for getting in trouble in college.

That episode however inspired his debut single 'Back When' which featured Naeto C who was the cousin of his manager, Asa Asika.

Back when I was broke

Breakthrough Era

Dami Duro (Follow up single became a monster hit) 2012

The backlash he received from trying to create a hustler wannabe persona made him restrategize and embrace his true reality of being a rich kid. That rebranding turned things around tremendously for him and his debut follow up single 'Dami Duro’ became a monster hit. "You can't stop me, I'm the son of a wealthy father" is an English translation to "Ema Dami Duro, Emi Omo Baba Olowo".

Very Carefree Era

In this era, the unstoppable young-star had started making his own money from record sales, shows, and endorsements, working hard but balling even harder.

Davido album mp3 backed the promotion of his songs heavily, lavish music video shoots, full diva lifestyle, and so on. Nevertheless, this Era gave us his debut album 'Omo Baba Owo' in 2012 with beautiful music such as; Ekuro, Overseas, All of you, Gbon Gbon, Feel Alight. And between 2013 and 2014, he released the hit singles Gobe, Aye, and Skelewu. Rich-kid Davido shot 3 music videos for his dance song 'Skelewu' with different top directors. 

The International hallmark Era

Davido made his mark on the African continent with his monster hit feature with Mafikizolo 'Tchelete' in 2014 then went on to make other amazing songs with several African artists such DJ Arafat on Naughty and Uhuru on The Sound. In June 2014, Davido collaborated with Mi Casa, Lola Rae, Sarkodie, Diamond Platnumz, and Tiwa Savage on "Africa Rising".

His quest to conquer the world through music also made him make his mark outside the shores of Africa to a global audience featuring some of the biggest names in the international music industry. In June 2015, he featured Meek Mill in the trap song 'Fans Mi', and subsequently, he featured several others.

Recently, Asa Asika revealed in his interview with Joey Akan that Risky with Popcaan is huge in the Caribbean and his collaboration single Blow my mind with Chris Brown is a worldwide jam.