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Burna Boy got his fans when a video of himself and his mother, Bose Ogulu, meeting with the Jamaican artiste, Sean Paul when viral.
The two musicians met at a concert recently held in Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
Upon sighting each other, they hugged and seemingly had a short conversation. Burna Boy then introduced his mother to the rapper before they both proceeded to perform.
Sean Paul shared the video of their meeting on his Instagram page, for fans and followers.
"General to general respec due @burnaboygram," he captioned the post.
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