Burna Boy Sweet Love Release: New Single Out This Friday

On April 30, 2025, Nigerian superstar Burna Boy sent fans into a frenzy with the announcement of his new single, “Sweet Love,” set to drop this Friday.

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@burnaboyofficial SWEET LOVE 5/2 #NOSIGNOFWEAKNESS ♬ original sound – Burna Boy

Burna Boy, born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, has been a dominant force in Afrobeats since his breakout with Like to Party in 2012. His 2020 album Twice as Tall won the Best World Music Album at the 63rd Grammy Awards, and his 2022 album Love, Damini further solidified his global appeal. The Burna Boy Sweet Love release comes after a relatively quiet period in 2025, with fans eager for new music. However, the announcement has sparked debate, as some fans question whether “Sweet Love” will live up to Burna Boy’s previous hits.

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The title “Sweet Love” has drawn comparisons to Wizkid’s track of the same name, as noted by @ZEEZ (@Swaggzeez1), who commented, “That’s Wizkid Sweet Love sample. Collect your 70% @wizkidayo.” @bayobets also shared a TikTok clip of Wizkid performing “Sweet Love,” suggesting Burna Boy’s version may not compare favorably. This has fueled speculation that Burna Boy’s new single might be a sample or reinterpretation, adding a layer of rivalry to the Burna Boy Sweet Love release.

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Burna Boy has faced scrutiny in 2025, as seen in the mixed reactions to his upcoming single. Web result, Burna Boy addressed rumors during his Love, Damini tour in Lagos, denying allegations of a nightclub shooting and claims that his mother was a backup dancer for Fela Kuti. These controversies have followed him into 2025, with fans like @1yxrlo questioning his relevance compared to Davido. The Burna Boy Sweet Love release is an opportunity to reclaim his narrative, but the comparisons to Wizkid’s “Sweet Love” and accusations of “mid” output may pose challenges.

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