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Afrobeats stars shine in the spotlight during halftime show at NBA All-Star game
Burna Boy was among the trio of Nigerian musical stars to perform an Afrobeats-themed halftime show at the 2023 NBA All-Star game in Salt Lake City, Utah on February 19.
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The Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer performed hits including "Last Last" and "Alone."
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Following Burna Boy, Rema performed "Calm Down," which is currently enjoying chart-topping success, featuring Selena Gomez.
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The 22-year-old rapper, singer and musician first rose to prominence in 2019 with his hit "Dumbei."
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Fellow Nigerian star Tems closed out the show, fresh off her first Grammy win and an Academy Award nomination.
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Tems performed a medley of her hits including "Crazy Tings" and "Higher."
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The halftime show also honored current and former NBA legends Karl Malone (left), LeBron James (center), and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (right). It was a "dream" to perform on the NBA's biggest stage, Burna Boy said after the show.