Burna Boy Demands Coachella Increase Font Size Of His Name On Music Lineup

Burna Boy
Burna Boy Demands Coachella Increase the Font Size For His Name On Music Lineup
Nigerian artist Burna Boy has an issue with California music festival Coachella, and is making it known. Burna took to his Instagram Story to ask the music festival to increase the text size on his name within their music lineup flier.
I really appreciate you. But I don’t appreciate the way my name is written So small in your bill. I am an AFRICAN GIANT and will not be reduced to whatever that tiny writing means. Fix tings quick please.

Burna Boy
In another post he explained why he would like his name adjusted,
I represent a whole generation of SOLID AFRICAN creatives going Global. Not the soft, Low self esteem Africans with the slave mentality. I will grant an interview soon to make myself understood. Nothing I say comes from any place of ‘pride’ or any sense of ‘entitlement,’ it comes from my Vision of the future of AFRICA not just AFRICAN music.

Burna has since deleted his initial post demanding Coachella adjust his name.

He is scheduled to take the stage the last weekend of Coachella (April 14-21), the same weekend Ariana Grande is scheduled to headline.
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