Olamide has once again shown why he remains one of the most respected rappers in Nigeria with his new song, Burukutu. The YBNL boss delivers a song that reminds fans of his rap skills and his ability to keep making music that connects with listeners.
Burukutu arrives shortly after Olamide announced his first headline concert at London’s O2 Arena, scheduled for March 25, 2027. The song also comes ahead of his upcoming album, Time & Space, expected on November 16.
On Burukutu, Olamide sticks to the street-inspired sound that fans have come to love while showing that he still has plenty to offer as a rapper. The song carries his familiar style and confidence, making it another exciting release for his fans.
The biggest highlight is the second verse, where Olamide really shows his rap skills. He delivers his lines with confidence, flows smoothly over the beat and reminds listeners that he can still hold his own on the mic. His delivery gives the song an extra boost and makes the second verse one of its strongest moments.
While Olamide is known for making catchy songs that people can enjoy and sing along to, Burukutu also highlights his ability to rap with skill and control. He makes it sound natural, showing the experience he has gained over the years.
The song’s release also comes at an important time in his career. His upcoming O2 Arena concert is another major step for an artiste who has spent years building his name in Nigeria and beyond. The announcement has given fans another reason to celebrate him as he prepares to take his music to one of London’s biggest stages.
Beyond his own music, Olamide has also helped young artistes grow through YBNL, making his impact on Nigerian music even greater. With Burukutu, Olamide reminds everyone that he has not lost his touch. His rap skills remain strong, his sound is still familiar to his fans, and he continues to deliver music that keeps people talking.
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Originally published by TheNet — Adedeji Adeyanju.
