“Why are you so selfish?”- Radiogad blasts Burna Boy for spending 2.4 billion on wristwatches amidst hardship
Popular media personality Radiogad has publicly criticized the Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy for allegedly splashing a staggering 2.4 billion naira on Richard Mille wristwatches.
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In a controversial statement, Radiogad accused Burna Boy of being “selfish” and questioned his contributions to the well-being of Nigerians, many of whom face economic hardship.
His words reads, “Burna Boy, why are you so selfish? You live in a country with many people; what have you done to better their lives?”
He further criticized the singer’s spending, saying: “The money you are spending on yourself is too much.”
"Burna boy why are you so selfish? You live in a country with many people, what have you done to better their lives?"
—Radiogad reacts to Burna boy spending 2.4 billion on Richard Millie wristwatches pic.twitter.com/i9VzD4oJAE
— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) January 31, 2025
This reaction has sparked mixed opinions, with some agreeing that celebrities should do more to uplift their communities, while others argue that Burna Boy has the right to enjoy his hard-earned wealth.
@Amaka- “Oga keep quiet, Burna has come far so allow him enjoy what he wants.”
@Chinwekpe- “Must you criticize everything? You hate Davido and now Burna Boy. You should go and help people too instead of saying trash.”
The Grammy award winner Burna Boy, whose real name is Damini Ogulu, is one of Africa’s most successful artists, with multiple awards, global recognition, and millions of dollars in revenue from his music and endorsements.
His lavish lifestyle, which includes luxury cars, designer fashion, and high-end jewelry, has often been a topic of discussion.
However, while critics focus on what they called ‘Outrageous Spending’ Burna Boy has also contributed to various social causes.
He has supported initiatives related to education, healthcare, and youth empowerment. His charity organization, The Reach, has provided food relief and support for underprivileged Nigerians, particularly those in his home state River State.
