The Drama between Burna Boy and Wale Gates Just Got Stepped up a Notch…and It’s Still about Money

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Burna Boy



Over the weekend Burna Boy shared a picture on his Instagram page where he was wearing a number of gold chains – he captioned the picture ‘My attitude right now. Fuck an award I got yo rent on my neck. #ignorantasfuck’

Comedian Wale Gates then took to his own Twitter account to share his opinion about Burna Boy’s post:
See his tweets below!
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This all happened on Saturday but it seems the issue is still on Burna Boy’s mind as he posted a video on his Instagram page a few minutes ago showing off money as he sprayed it all over his keyboard.

Burna Boy has since taken the video off his page but we were able to get a screenshot.



He captioned the video, ‘@walehampton I’m actually a land lord ma nigga, do ur research. We good ova here!! Lol’

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