Social media critic Daniel Regha has shared his thoughts on Burna Boy’s new song with American rapper Travis Scott.

The music star, whose real name is Ebunoluwa Damini Ogulu, recently released a track titled 'Ta Ta Ta', featuring American singer, Travis Scott.

While reviewing the song, Regha described it as weak and disappointing.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the critic, who has previously stated that he is not a troll, added that Burna Boy’s recent songs lack substance and resemble “child’s play” more than real music.

He expressed his disappointment, noting that the 'Last Last' crooner was once regarded as a highly talented artist.

In his short post, Regha remarked that what currently keeps Burna Boy relevant is his brand and high-profile collaborations, although he claimed these are easily forgettable.

Daniel Regha has criticised several other artists in the past following their music releases.

He once told Davido that the cover of his Timeless album had diabolical undertones and advised him to be more mindful of future cover designs.

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Reactions have trailed the post made by the critic. Here are some comments about it below:

@Obaji_esq commented:

"First time I agree with you."

@Briscohood wrote:

"I really don’t get the reason why Odogwu should put Travis on this song when he can actually put him on a huge and planned project . This 3/10 for me . Maybe I gotta put it on repeat in order to get the vibe."

@chrichriefua shared:

"If “TATATA” is the future of Afrobeats, then we need divine intervention."

@kainejohnson18 said:

"Sometimes artists make songs for fun or to experiment, not every track has to be a deep masterpiece.

@_dchairman stated:

"It’s even beyond weak , I’ll rather listen to speed Darlington songs."

@crestwrld reacted:

"Burna Boy used Travis Scott like seasoning, sprinkled him on a flavorless beat and prayed we wouldn’t notice. We noticed."

@AfrokonnectNG commented:

"That’s a bold critique, and it captures a sentiment many longtime fans might quietly share. Burna Boy’s “TaTaTa” ft. Travis Scott does come across more like a marketing move than a musical moment. The beat knocks, the visuals might stun, and the names on the track will pull."

Legit.ng had reported that Daniel Regha had praised Davido over the people he claimed paved way for him in the music industry.

The Awuke crooner had claimed that the likes of Psquare, 2Baba were there before him and mad way for others in the industry.

However, Regha affirmed that Davido lied in some of his statement, especially after saying people fainted at his show.

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Source: Legit.ng