Burna Boy – Collateral Damage

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Straight up from the recently released African giant album by the prolific Nigerian singer Burna Boy returns with another banger titled Collateral Damage.

Burna Boy takes a more reflective and thought-provoking direction on “Collateral Damage,” using the song as a platform to speak on social struggles, political tension, and the harsh realities many people face daily.

Rather than focusing on luxury or celebration, Burna Boy leans into storytelling, delivering lyrics filled with frustration, honesty, and emotional weight. The track carries a serious tone from start to finish, making it one of his more conscious and message-driven records.

The production is dark, soulful, and intentionally restrained, allowing the lyrics to remain the center of attention. Burna Boy’s delivery feels calm yet powerful, almost like a conversation with listeners about the state of society and the consequences of corruption, violence, and injustice. His voice moves effortlessly between melody and spoken intensity, creating a performance that feels both personal and socially aware.

What makes “Collateral Damage” stand out is its fearless honesty. Burna Boy doesn’t attempt to water down his message or hide behind catchy distractions.

Instead, he uses music as a form of expression and resistance, giving listeners something deeper to reflect on long after the song ends. It’s a bold reminder of his ability to balance mainstream success with meaningful storytelling, proving once again why he remains one of Africa’s most influential voices in modern music.

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Collateral Damage lyrics

Ambassador go dey chop
And Governor go dey chop
And President go dey chop
When dem say make we jump, we go jump
Ambassador go dey chop
And President go dey chop
And Governor go dey chop
When dey say make we jump, we go jump
No be for here wey dem born Jesus ehee
My country problem e pass Jesus
Because na we be our own problem ehee
Na who go come reason well? (well, well, well)
Ambassador go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And Governor go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And President go dey chop (dey there ooo)
When dey say make we jump, we go jump (dey there ooo)
Some people go somersault (dey there ooo)
Dem get headache we go drink Panadol (dey there ooo)
Meanwhile president go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And Governor go dey chop
Now who? now who dey here?
Money dey here
The Thiefi thiefi come major
Wey make the suffer come dey here?
Suffer yapa mukutun, brukutum
Wey dey make people sukun
Tukutum, won ni inu won o dun
Brukutum, suffer yapa mutukum
The people do you well well
And dem dey laugh you well well
And dem dey see as e deh sele
Them sef dey flenjor well well
Yeah, yeah ooh
My people suffer well well
Police dey slap here well well
Hungry dey wire dem well well
Oluwa oluwa oluwa ooo
Ambassador go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And Governor go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And President go dey chop (dey there ooo)
When dey say make we jump, we go jump (dey there ooo)
Some people go somersault (dey there ooo)
Dem get headache we go drink Panadol (dey there ooo)
Meanwhile president go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And Governor go dey chop
My people serve they fear too much
We fear the thing we no see
One day all of us go die
We always get reason to fear
Fight for your right o you go to fear
Police go slap you, you go to fear
Fight for your pikin dem no go to fear
You go to fear fear fear
Ambassador go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And Governor go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And President go dey chop (dey there ooo)
When dey say make we jump, we go jump (dey there ooo)
Some people go somersault (dey there ooo)
Dem get headache we go drink Panadol (dey there ooo)
Meanwhile president go dey chop (dey there ooo)
And Governor go dey chop