Nigerian Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy has addressed the reported nightclub altercation involving disc jockey DJ Tunez, insisting he acted alone and denying claims that his crew took part in the incident.
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Burna Boy made the clarification during a live Instagram session, where Burna Boy stated that only he was involved and that the confrontation resulted in just two slaps directed at DJ Tunez.
The singer strongly dismissed viral reports suggesting a group attack.
Burna Boy further explained that he expected his associate Wizkid to contact him privately to resolve the matter but was surprised to see public reactions online instead.
The comment added fresh tension to an already heated exchange between the artists.
The Burna Boy DJ Tunez clash has dominated social media discussions, with conflicting accounts emerging from both sides.
While Burna Boy maintained a limited involvement narrative, earlier reports suggested a wider confrontation involving multiple individuals at a nightclub.
DJ Tunez had earlier claimed he was targeted by Burna Boy and his crew, describing the encounter as a one versus many situation.
His account sparked strong reactions within the entertainment industry.
In response, Burna Boy used strong and provocative language during his livestream, suggesting that some reactions were amplified online rather than in reality.
The singer also appeared to mock claims of coordinated retaliation.
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The incident has since drawn wider attention, including commentary from industry figures and fan groups, escalating what began as a nightclub disagreement into a major entertainment controversy.
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