In the world of Afrobeats and global music crossovers, few artists have mastered the art of the remix quite like Burna Boy. The Nigerian superstar has become the go-to collaborator when artists want to elevate a track from regional hit to international anthem. Whether it’s Afro-house, Amapiano, hip-hop, or dancehall, Burna doesn’t just hop on remixes — he redefines them.
Here are 8 unforgettable moments Burna Boy proved he is the undisputed King of Remixes:
1. Laho II – Shallipopi ft. Burna Boy
Shallipopi’s “Laho” was already making waves, but the release of “Laho II” featuring Burna Boy elevated the track to new heights. Burna Boy’s distinctive voice and lyrical prowess added depth and flair, making the remix a standout hit in 2025.
2. Tshwala Bam Remix – TitoM & Yuppe ft. S.N.E & Burna Boy
One of the hottest Amapiano records of 2024 got even bigger when Burna Boy jumped on it. His verse on the Tshwala Bam Remix wasn’t just a feature — it became the highlight. He seamlessly blended into the groove, adding his signature grit and melody, making the song an even bigger anthem across Africa and beyond.
3. DO I Remix – Phyno ft. Burna Boy
When Phyno needed a powerful addition to his introspective street anthem DO I, he called on Burna Boy — and the African Giant delivered. With reflective lyricism and deep vocals, Burna elevated the emotional weight of the song while keeping it authentically African.
4. SUNGBA Remix – Asake ft. Burna Boy
This one shook the streets and the charts. Sungba was already a certified hit by Asake, but when Burna Boy stepped in on the remix, it became a cultural phenomenon. His sultry, confident verse layered perfectly over the hypnotic beat, and his charisma on the hook made it impossible to skip.
5. SECOND SERMON Remix – Black Sherif ft. Burna Boy
Burna’s collaboration with Black Sherif on Second Sermon Remix was more than just music — it was a passing of the torch. He didn’t just add a verse; he became part of the narrative, blending his pain-driven storytelling with Black Sherif’s raw energy. The result? A continental street anthem.
6. YABA BULUKU Remix – DJ Tarico ft. Burna Boy, Preck & Nelson Tivane
When Burna Boy entered the Amapiano space with this remix, the game changed. Yaba Buluku went from a regional Mozambican dance hit to a global club banger. Burna injected energy, edge, and multilingual swag — spreading Amapiano fever across continents.
7. JERUSALEMA Remix – Master KG ft. Burna Boy & Nomcebo
During the global lockdown, Jerusalema became a viral dance sensation. Burna Boy’s verse on the remix added a deeper Afro-fusion touch with Yoruba lyrics and a spiritual tone. His presence didn’t just add flavor — it made the track more relatable to West African audiences while expanding its global reach.
8. TALIBANS II – Byron Messia ft. Burna Boy
One of dancehall’s most viral tracks got a massive upgrade when Burna joined Byron Messia on Talibans II. Burna’s patois flow, smooth delivery, and fusion of dancehall and Afro-fusion turned this remix into a global street favorite. He didn’t just match the energy — he took it to another level.
Conclusion: Burna Boy Doesn’t Just Feature — He Dominates
When Burna Boy hops on a remix, he doesn’t just add a verse — he transforms the record. His voice, cultural fluency, and ability to cross genres make him a musical chameleon, but always with a Burna stamp that makes every remix unforgettable.
From Amapiano to hip-hop, dancehall to Afro-fusion, Burna Boy has become the ultimate remix heavyweight, turning every collaboration into a global event.
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source: kaknews.com
