Burna Boy Now charges $1 million (N900 million) per show and owns Expensive cars worth $5.3 million

It is not just wealth and fanbase that celebrities enjoy. Some of the top stars have specific requirements before agreeing to perform or make an appearance, particularly when it comes to luxurious travel conditions. While some of their requests may seem typical for A-list celebrities, others are bizarre and unreasonable.

Performers often come with a set of requests, known as a “rider,” that the venue or organizer must fulfil in order for them to perform. These requests may include having specific items available at the destination, among other things.

To book Burna Boy for any country for a show, the organiser must first have to pay a performance fee of $1 million (N900 million). the organiser would have to also book a 13-seater challenger jet.

“Private jet to be vetted by management team prior to booking,” the star’s hospitality rider states.

Upon arrival at the airport, the ‘Last Last’ hitmaker is to be picked up by a convoy of five different luxury vehicles, a Sprinter bus this Mercedes Benz Sprinter is his main car, a van and three other SUVs from G wagon to Cadillac Escalade, these vehicles must be available to the artiste for the duration of the trip.

For accommodation, Burna Boy stays at a four or five-star hotel. the hotel must have reserved a smoking executive suite, two junior suites, one deluxe king room and six double standard rooms with big mirrors.

The hotel should also have a green room in which he and his crew can relax when not performing. The green room should be made exclusive and should also have a smoking chamber.

“The security room should be on the same floor as the artist’s room. Hotel to be vetted by management team prior to booking,”.

Expensive cars worth $5.3 million owned by Burna Boy

• $3 million Bugatti Chiron
• $867,500 2022 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ
• $350,000 Rolls Royce Dawn
• $270,000 2017 Bentley Continental GT
• $230,000 Lamborghini Urus Esteso
• $230,000 2013 Ferrari 458 Italia
• $228,000 2022 Mercedes-Benz Maybach S650
• $167,000 Range Rover Autobiography

Does Burna Boy Charge $1m Per Show?

Burna Boy is a successful musician in Africa reportedly charges $1 million or more per show. This was revealed by the Chief Executive Officer of Cole Management Services, Adeshola Adefuwa-Cole in a chat with Potpourri.

Cole said, “Currently, Burna Boy is number 1 as he charges 1 million dollars or more per show. Wizkid charges between 800 thousand dollars to 1 million dollars. Davido is in third place and he charges around 500 thousand dollars then but Davido recently revealed that he now charges $600, 000 (N466.5m) per show, followed by Olamide who also charges 500 thousand dollars.”

He further explained that besides the fixed performance fees charged, there are other things to be taken into consideration as the artists make other demands for themselves and their crew as part of convenience for the show.