Daniel Regha, a social media critic has shared his scathing review of Burna Boy’s new song “Ta Ta Ta” featuring American rapper Travis Scott.
Regha described the track as “weak” and “disappointing”, stating that Burna Boy’s recent songs lack substance and resemble “child’s play” more than real music.
Regha also questioned Burna Boy’s reliance on high-profile collaborations to stay relevant. According to Regha, what currently keeps Burna Boy in the spotlight is his brand and strategic partnerships, which he believes are easily forgettable.
In his words; “Burna’s songs lately has been without substance; That collab “TaTaTa” ft. Travis Scott is more of a child’s play than actual music, and it’s disappointing considering how good he is, or used to be. At this point the only thing selling his songs is the brand and collabs, but truth be told, they are easily forgettable. This new song was weak. No shades.”
Interestingly some fans agreed with Regha’s assessment of the track. Below is what people said;
@kainejohnson18 said: “Sometimes artists make songs for fun or to experiment, not every track has to be a deep masterpiece.
@_dchairman stated: “It’s even beyond weak , I’ll rather listen to speed Darlington songs.”
@crestwrld reacted: “Burna Boy used Travis Scott like seasoning, sprinkled him on a flavorless beat and prayed we wouldn’t notice. We noticed.”
@AfrokonnectNG commented: “That’s a bold critique, and it captures a sentiment many longtime fans might quietly share. Burna Boy’s “TaTaTa” ft. Travis Scott does come across more like a marketing move than a musical moment. The beat knocks, the visuals might stun, and the names on the track will pull.”
