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DJ Tunez Reignites Feud With Burna Boy, Mocks "Last Last" at London Club as Wizkid's DJ Sparks Online Firestorm
DJ Tunez, Wizkid's official disc jockey, has reignited his feud with Burna Boy by mocking the hit song "Last Last" at a London nightclub.
The cold war between two of Afrobeats' biggest camps flared into open hostility once again this week after DJ Tunez, Wizkid's official disc jockey, openly mocked Burna Boy's Grammy‑winning hit "Last Last" during a set at a London nightclub. In a viral video that has since been viewed millions of times across X and Instagram, DJ Tunez can be seen playing the instrumental of the 2022 smash but deliberately muting the vocals before leaning into the microphone and calling the track "rubbish." The crowd's reaction was instantly divided — some cheered while others booed — but the clip's journey online has ignited a fresh wave of fan warfare and renewed questions about whether the feud between the two global stars is spiralling beyond control.
The incident is the latest chapter in a bitter saga that erupted publicly on April 8, 2026, when Burna Boy was filmed pummeling DJ Tunez at Obi's House, a Lagos nightlife spot. That altercation, which made headlines around the world, reportedly stemmed from a perceived slight by Wizkid's camp against Burna Boy. While both artists have largely refused to address the feud directly, their associates and fans have kept the flames alive. DJ Tunez's London antics appear to be a direct provocation — a calculated move that critics say is designed to goad Burna Boy into a response. "This isn't just a DJ playing around. This is a message, and Burna Boy will hear it loud and clear," one music industry insider told Unuevbo TV.
Social media reaction has been swift and polarised. Burna Boy's supporters, the self‑styled "Outsiders," flooded DJ Tunez's comment sections with warnings that their icon would respond in kind. "You're poking a lion. When he roars, don't run," read one typical comment. Wizkid's fans countered that DJ Tunez was simply entertaining and that Burna Boy's camp had overreacted to the earlier Lagos incident. The exchange has once again highlighted the deepening rivalry between the two fanbases, which has become one of the defining cultural fault lines in contemporary Nigerian pop culture.
The feud, should it continue to escalate, risks overshadowing the music itself at a moment when both Wizkid and Burna Boy are preparing major international projects. For now, DJ Tunez's London set has ensured that the embers of a months‑old conflict are burning brightly once more — and that the next move, whether from Burna Boy or his camp, will be watched by millions.
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