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Burna Boy and Rema Takes Top Afrobeats Awards At 2023 BBMAs

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Rema and Selena Gomez won another major award for their song “Calm Down,” which took away the Top Afrobeats Song award at Sunday’s Billboard Music Awards. Burna Boy won Top Afrobeats Artist. Selena Gomez was on hand to collect the award as she delivered a message on behalf of Rema, who was in Nigeria. “This is honestly Rema’s doing. He chose me to be part of an incredible song, so I want to […]

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