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Sunday, October 25, 2026

Highlight of Burna Boy's NFL Halftime performance in France

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Check out highlights from Burna Boy's NFL halftime performance at the Stade De France stadium today.

Nigerian singer Burna Boy delivered a high-energy performance at the National Football League (NFL) halftime show in France on Sunday, October 25, bringing Afrobeats to the centre of the league’s historic first regular-season game in the country.

The Grammy-winning singer performed at the Stade de France during the matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints, which ended in a 16–10 victory for the Steelers.

Burna Boy thrilled the audience with performances of some of the biggest songs in his catalogue, including ‘Ye’, ‘On The Low’ and ‘Last Last’. He also opened his set with ‘4 Kampe II’, his collaboration with French-Haitian singer Joe Dwet File, adding a Caribbean-influenced sound to the performance.

The set showcased the Nigerian star’s Afrofusion sound to an international audience, combining his familiar hits with the energetic stage presence that has helped establish him as one of Africa’s leading live performers. His appearance also highlighted the growing international reach of Afrobeats and its continued presence at major sporting and entertainment events.

Sunday’s performance marked another significant moment in Burna Boy’s relationship with France. In April 2025, he became the first African artist to headline a solo concert at the Stade de France, further cementing his international touring credentials.

With a catalogue of international hits and a growing record of performances at major venues, the singer continues to expand his global profile while representing Afrobeats on some of the world’s biggest stages.

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