Burna Boy makes history as the first African artist to receive Grammy nominations for six consecutive years.

Nigerian singer Damini Ogulu, widely known as Burna Boy, has made history by becoming the first African artist to receive Grammy nominations for six consecutive years. Since 2018, the ‘African Giant’ has showcased his extraordinary talent and resilience, achieving back-to-back nominations—a commendable accomplishment in the landscape of African music.

To date, Burna Boy has garnered an impressive total of 11 Grammy nominations, with one prestigious win to his name. His latest recognition comes from his hit song, ‘Higher’, which is nominated in the Best African Music Performance category at this year’s Grammy Awards, further solidifying his artistic prowess.

In a remarkable showcasing of Nigerian talent, Tems emerges as the artist with the most nominations at the 67th Grammy Awards. She has earned three nominations across various categories, including Best Global Music Album, Best African Music Performance, and Best R&B Song for her works ‘Born In The Wild’, ‘Love Me Jeje’, and ‘Burning’, respectively. With a total of eight Grammy nominations, Tems continues to elevate the profile of African music on the global stage.

As Burna Boy and Tems represent the vibrancy and diversity of contemporary African music, their accolades mark a significant moment in the industry, inspiring future generations of artists.