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Burna Boy attempts to clear up controversial statements about Black culture. Watch the interview and read what fans have to say inside.

Burna Boy is attempting to clear up controversial statements he previously made about Black American culture.

Burna Boy attempts to clear up controversial statements about Black culture. Watch the interview and read what fans have to say inside.

Burna Boy attempts to clear up controversial statements about Black culture. Watch the interview and read what fans have to say inside.

Burna Boy Defends Comments Black Americans Don’t Know Their Roots: I Just Said What Malcolm X And Farrakhan Said

Burna Boy is on a roll, ruffling feathers all over the internet. He caught a lot of heat for his controversial stance regarding the disconnect between African Americans and their roots. He’s now using Malcolm X and Minister Louis Farrakhan to make his point. The 32-year-old artist is actively promoting his upcoming album, I Told Them and… Continue reading Burna Boy References Malcolm X, Louis Farrakhan After Making Controversial Statements About Black Americans Not Knowing Their Ro...

AllHipHop spoke with 19Keys in downtown Los Angeles to discuss his upbringing, starting his own business after leaving his 6-figure job, his name, the courses he offers, thoughts on AI, his podcast, love for HIp-Hop and more!

Last week, Grammy-nominated recording artist Jidenna, along with activists, influencers, executives and more came together for Africon.

Tiffany Haddish Reacts to Being Accused of Bullying Black Female Doctor on Clubhouse Celebrity Someone claims that Instagram activist Chaka Bars and other ignorant celebs attack professional medics on a chat room and start spreading conspiracy theory about COVID-19. Jan 14, 2021 Chaka Bars sparked chatter on Twitter. It was said that they were harassing several black doctors on Clubhouse and even shared their personal information. Someone claimed that Chaka and other "ignorant celebs" attacke...

Last modified on Mon 21 Dec 2020 07.12 EST I was trying not to be in the lockdown,” rapper Stefflon Don tells me, running a multicoloured claw through back-length, honey-blonde extensions. “Hell no!” When we speak via Zoom in mid-November, Don is in Ghana, where she has flown to escape London, with her mother, son and a close friend in tow. Despite it being a trip for pleasure, she has a studio session booked that evening. “No matter where I go, I’m always gonna work,â...