Burna Boy has been accused of being desperate to make his latest single, “Last Last,” a global hit.
The track, produced by Chopstix, features a sample of Toni Braxton’s 2000 R&B hit, “He Wasn’t Man Enough”.
Speaking further, he just wanted to use that sample and he knew Chopstix could do something crazy with it.
He said:
“It was actually my idea to be honest. I just wanted to use that sample and I knew Chopstix could do something crazy with it. I just pointed that shit out and he took it from there. That’s one of the most creative processes ever.
But she is taking 60 percent of the shit. I’m not complaining. Hopefully, she even comes out to one of the shows”.
Burna boy shares in his latest interview that Toni braxton gets 60% off all royalties for “Last Last”
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(@Nateusborne) July 4, 2022
His new revelation has caused a stir online especially on Twitter as many complained that her percentage was on a high side and he is so desperate for a global hit song.
One Twitter user wrote;
Burna said Toni Braxton gets 60% of Last Last Royalties cos of the sample. Atlantic definitely gets at least 30 – 35% of the Royalties cos of the heavy promo & playlists they gave the song, leaving Burna’s earnings at less than 10%. The desperation to get a Global hit
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