”People with bad handwriting are the most creative” – Reactions as Burna Boy’s notebook surfaces online

Fans of Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer-songwriter, Damini ‘Burna Boy’ Ogulu, have given reactions to his handwriting, after his music note surfaced online. Ronami Ogulu, sister to the self-acclaimed…

By Terry Paul1 min read
Updated December 18, 2020 2:59 pm
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Fans of Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer-songwriter, Damini ‘Burna Boy’ Ogulu have given reactions to his handwriting after his music note surfaced online.

Ronami Ogulu, sister to the self-acclaimed African Giant, had taken to her Instagram page to share a photo of his journal, where she revealed that Burna conceptualized the recently released music video for his track “Way Too Big,” all by himself during the lockdown.

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Sharing snippets from the video and a snapshot of Burna’s journal, Ronami wrote,

“During the lockdown, @burnaboygram started journaling, I stole his journal one day, and to my pleasant surprise, he wrote down the way he wanted this video to look, scene by scene! At this point, he and @mejialabi are in sync, so that was job done for me!”

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Burna stans and lovers of his music took to the comment section to react. While some teased his handwriting, others dropped encouraging words.

Freexoworld; This is amazing; people with bad handwriting are really the most creative ones.

Another fan wrote; Damn, my presidents’ writing is just like em pharmacist writing.

. Big ups to you, Ronami, for styling my president that way.

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