Burna Boy Net Worth
Name | Burna Boy |
Net Worth | $20 Million |
Age | 31 |
Annual Salary | $1.5 Million |
Profession | Singer-Songwriter |
Gender | Male |
Zodiac Sign | Cancer |
Burna Boy Net Worth: Burna Boy is a popular Nigerian Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter who has a net worth of $20 million US as of 2022.
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Burna Boy is one of the top artists in the Nigerian music industry and has accumulated a lot of popularity with his hit tracks. Burna Boy became a global sensation after the release of his single Like to Party in 2012.
Early Life:
Burna Boy was born on the 2nd of July, 1991, in Garden City, Port Harcourt, Nigeria to parents Samuel Ogulu and Bose Ogulu. He attended Montessori International School for his primary education. Growing up music was always surrounding him and both of his parents used to play music in the house.
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Career:
He started making music and was more interested in American music based on his early influences. But Burna began to listen to Reggae, Afro Beat, and Dancehall and found a blend that he now refers to as Afrofusion. Burna Boy got signed in 2010 to a record label that was just starting up called Aristokrat Records.
Key Facts:
- Burna Boys became a prominent singer in the music world after releasing his breakthrough single Like to Party.
- His birth name is Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu he later adopted the stage name of Burna Boy.
- In 2017 Burna caught the attention of several popular labels and made a record deal with Warner Music Records, Bad Habit, and Atlantic Records.
- He is heavily influenced my his mother, a professional singer and later began working as Bura’s manager.
- His dad worked as a welding firm’s manager.
- Growing up he used to spend most of his time creating music on FruityLoops.
- Burna started his music career with the release of his first 20-track album L.I.F.E which includes the hit single Like to Party.
- He has worked with several popular artists including Wizkid, 2face Idibia, M.I, Timaya, Reminisce, and Olamide, among others.
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