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Singer, Yonda, explains why Singer Burna Boy and Davido are not in good terms

Talented Nigerian singer, Yonda, has spoken up about the bad blood between Burna Boy and Davido in a recent interview.

While speaking with Ameyaw TV, the music star noted that the beef was over a song he wrote.

According to Yonda, he had originally written a song for Burna Boy but the Twice As Tall star appeared to ‘sleep on it’ and Davido took it from him.

Yonda noted that he was actually signed on to Davido’s label and there was a time he and Burna Boy wanted to sign him at the same time.

Yonda added that Burna Boy however did not use the song and Davido decided to. Yonda is a fast rising singer, songwriter, entertainer and performer signed to Davido’s Music Worldwide (DMW) .

The relationship between Davido and Burna Boy long spiraled out of control. There has been tension between Davido and Burna Boy, which has resulted in a series of beef and feud between the two. Davido and Burna recently clashed and exchanged blows in a Ghanaian club.

And here’s how the face-off BETWEEN DAVIDO AND BURNA BOY started according to CLACIFIED…and a timeline.

On March 31, 2020, Burna Boy had a Q&A with his fans and announced that his new album, ‘Twice As Tall’, would be released in July 2020 with no date.

On May 4, 2020, Nigerian singer, Davido announced that his new album, A Better Time, would also be released in July. He also said that Tiwa Savage, Nicki Minaj and others will be featured on the album.

Then on May 22, 2020, Davido took to his Instagram stories to post that his album, ‘A Better Time’ would again drop in July.

Burna Boy later dropped a cryptic message, “July will be very funny, and I shall laugh accordingly.” The message was a subtle Jab against Davido who announced his album will drop in July 2020.

That same day, Davido posted a photo of himself and Wizkid on Twitter. “The two greatest of all time, no cap.” Davido later gave AyoAfrica, the person who edited the image the sum of 1 million Naira.

Burna Boy went ahead and posted: “You cannot play football, everybody knows you cannot play football, and you are an embarrassment to the team, but your daddy bought the football team…” on his Instagram stories.

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