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American-Nigerian rapper Wale has showered accolades on Burna Boy’s hit single “Last Last,” calling it one of the greatest songs ever written. In a recent post on his X account, Wale praised the track, highlighting its exceptional quality and powerful impact. This glowing endorsement from the Grammy-nominated rapper further underscores the global success of “Last Last”, which became one of the biggest songs of 2022.
Wale Praises Burna Boy’s ‘Last Last’ as One of the Greatest Songs Ever Written
Released as one of the lead singles from Burna Boy’s Grammy-nominated album Love, Damini, “Last Last” blends UK Garage, Dancehall, and Afrobeats elements to create a unique sound that resonated with listeners worldwide. The song’s emotional narrative centres around the pain of a romantic breakup, a story many fans speculate reflects Burna Boy’s relationship with Jamaican-British rapper Stefflon Don.
The track’s infectious chorus became an instant anthem, which draws from the popular Nigerian social media saying “Everybody go chop breakfast” (meaning heartbreak is inevitable). This relatable message struck a chord with listeners, contributing to the song’s rapid commercial success.
“Last Last” achieved significant milestones, including multiple weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and an RIAA platinum certification. The single has also amassed a staggering 477 million streams on Spotify, making it Burna Boy’s most-streamed song as a lead artist on the platform.
Wale Praises Burna Boy’s ‘Last Last’ as One of the Greatest Songs Ever Written
Wale’s comments reflect the song’s cultural relevance and musical brilliance, solidifying “Last Last” as a timeless classic in Nigerian music. Despite not having collaborated with Burna Boy directly, Wale has shown strong ties to Nigerian music, collaborating with top artists such as Wizkid and Reminisce. More recently, Wale teamed up with OdumoduBlvck on the hit single “Blood on The Dance Floor,” which earned him a Headies nomination.
Burna Boy’s “Last Last” continues to dominate the global music scene, proving the power of Afrobeats to reach audiences far beyond Nigeria’s borders.
