Burna Boy Makes History as First Billboard France Cover Star

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Burna Boy Becomes First Billboard France Cover Star, Makes History as First Non-Francophone African to Headline Stade de France

Grammy-winning superstar Burna Boy continues to break barriers, becoming the first-ever cover star of Billboard France. This milestone adds to his illustrious career as the world anticipates his forthcoming album, No Sign of Weakness.

In a collaborative post with Billboard and Billboard France, the platform hailed Burna Boy as an ambassador of Nigeria’s thriving music scene. His influence was further underscored by his historic achievement as the first non-Francophone African artist to headline France’s iconic Stade de France in 2025.

With over 7 billion streams and a Grammy Award to his name, Burna Boy’s signature Afrofusion—blending Afrobeats, hip-hop, and global sounds—continues to captivate audiences worldwide. His cover feature reaffirms his status as a cultural icon shaping the future of African music.

As No Sign of Weakness nears release, Burna Boy remains at the forefront of a global movement, pushing boundaries and solidifying his legacy as a pioneer of Afrofusion.

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