Burna Boy - Collateral Damage [official Audio] Link

"Collateral Damage" is a politically charged track by Nigerian artist , featured as the ninth track on his landmark fourth studio album, African Giant , released on July 26, 2019. The song serves as a scathing critique of corruption, social repression, and political apathy in Nigeria. Key Themes and Messages

The track opens by listing various leadership figures—ambassadors, governors, and presidents—accusing them of "chopping" (embezzling) national resources while the populace remains subservient. Burna Boy - Collateral Damage [Official Audio]

Burna Boy echoes the themes of Fela Kuti , particularly the 1978 classic "Shuffering and Shmiling," to highlight multi-dimensional social repression. "Collateral Damage" is a politically charged track by

A central message of the song is a critique of Nigerians who are too "gun-shy" or fearful to demand institutional change. He lambasts the tendency of citizens to "jump" when told to, rather than confronting their oppressors. Burna Boy echoes the themes of Fela Kuti