Burna Boy took the pitch at the Stade de France for the halftime show of the inaugural NFL Paris Game, giving American football fans a taste of West African music as the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the New Orleans Saints. The Nigerian Grammy Award winner returned to the 80,000-capacity stadium after his historic solo concert in Paris.

A Set Spanning Languages and Hits

Burna Boy opened with “4 Kampe II,” his collaboration with French-Haitian singer Joé Dwèt Filé. He moved between English, French and Haitian Creole before welcoming French singer Yseult on stage and transitioning into some of his biggest hits. The set included “On the Low,” “Ye” and “Last Last,” with a special appearance from French judo champion Teddy Riner adding to the occasion. The performance gave fans in the stadium and viewers watching around the world a taste of the Nigerian star’s catalogue.

Custom Luxury Streetwear for the Occasion

Burna Boy made sure his outfit matched the scale of the performance. He wore custom luxury streetwear, pairing a structured oversized leather jacket with tailored cargo trousers, heavy silver neck chains and dark tinted sunglasses. Backstage at the Stade de France, he was seen in a custom 3.PARADIS leather jacket look for the NFL Paris Game.

Another Major Sporting Stage

The NFL Paris Game adds to Burna Boy’s growing list of major international sporting appearances. He has previously performed at the NBA All-Star Game and the UEFA Champions League Final kickoff show, taking African music to audiences well beyond the usual concert stage.

Sneaker Launch and Backstage Reunion

The Paris weekend also coincided with the launch of his debut sneaker collaboration with Swiss sportswear brand On, under the No Giant Stands Alone campaign. Away from the stage, he was spotted backstage catching up with French football star Paul Pogba.