Directed by acclaimed American filmmaker Dave Meyers, the visually rich music film serves as a moving tribute to Africa’s cultural power, blending music, sport, fashion, and choreography into one cohesive statement.

The project brings together an extraordinary lineup of African and Africa-connected sporting icons, including Eduardo Camavinga, Nico Williams, Iñaki Williams, Odion Ighalo, Claude Makelele, Christian Karembeu, Alex Song, Éder Militão, Asisat Oshoala, Cheslin Kolbe, and several others.

The all-encompassing release arrives at a symbolic moment, just ahead of the AFCON 2026 Final between Morocco and Senegal, reinforcing the connection between African music and sport on a global stage.

Fans will also witness Burna Boy perform the song live at The AFCON Last Dance, taking place today, Friday, January 16, at the Olm Souissi Fan Zone in Rabat, beginning at 20:00 local time.

Available on both Burna Boy’s YouTube channel and SportyTV, “For Everybody” reflects the artist’s long-standing mission to amplify African pride, unity, and global influence. The track carries themes of resilience, legacy, collective strength, and forward momentum, paying homage to a new generation of African icons redefining excellence both on and off the pitch.

 

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The music film, created in collaboration with renowned choreographer Shay Latukolan and Sporty Studios, captures the emotional and physical intensity of African sport through cinematic storytelling. From dynamic athletic movement to bold fashion statements and symbolic imagery rooted in football and community, the visuals embody ambition, rhythm, and cultural identity.

“This one is for the culture — for everyone carrying our sound, our spirit, and our story around the world,” Burna Boy said.

Director Dave Meyers echoed the sentiment, describing the experience as deeply meaningful:
“Africa is a continent of extraordinary cultural richness defined by beauty, grace, and boundless diversity. Being welcomed into that space to celebrate its fashion and movement, set to the anthemic pulse of Burna Boy, was an invitation I felt truly honoured to receive.”

The featured athletes represent Africa’s strength, diversity, and global reach, reinforcing the shared identity between music and sport and the pride felt by fans worldwide.

With today’s release, “For Everybody” stands as the first full expression of the expansive creative universe Burna Boy and Sporty Group have been building, a bold cultural moment that celebrates Africa’s past, present, and future on the world stage.

Watch the video below:

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According to Odion Ighalo, Cristiano Ronaldo relocated to Saudi Arabia not out of a love for the game but merely for financial gain.

Ighalo, who was a player for Al-Hilal, was the best scorer in the Saudi Pro League last season; however, he was dismissed at the conclusion of the season. He now thinks that Ronaldo, who joined Al-Nassr along with Benzema, is doing the same thing, having travelled to the country solely for a paycheck.

 Ighalo, 34, said to OmaSportsTV: “When you are young, yes, you play for passion. Back then, you don’t care about money. But at my age, I am in the final stretch of my career, I don’t know if it will be one, two years or when God will tell it to stop.

“I know it won’t be more than three years. I’ve played for passion all my life, now it’s for money. I’m not one of those players who come and say: ‘I play for passion’. Brother, it’s money. At the end of the day, it’s money.

“Is Ronaldo still playing out of passion? Ronaldo has earned 100 times more than I have in my entire life and yet he went to Saudi Arabia. Did he do that out of passion? It’s for money, bro.”

This summer, a number of players have relocated to Saudi Arabia, Jordan Henderson being the most recent. During this transfer window, players like Karim Benzema, N’Golo Kante, Ruben Neves, and Roberto Firmino also arrived in the nation.

With Fabinho said to be moving to Ittihad, the Saudi Pro League influx doesn’t seem to be slowing down.

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• SEE ALSO: DJ Cuppy in Search of a New Football Club After Dumping Arsenal

DJ Cuppy who used to be an Arsenal Fan left due to the disappointed by the number of matches they lost since the Premier League resumed.

DJ Cuppy few days declared on twitter that she would join Manchester United if Nigerian born footballer, Odion Ighalo scores a goal as gathered by Mp3bullet.ng.

Ighalo broke a record on Saturday as the first player in 95 years in the club’s history to score in each of his first four competitive starts following his strike in the 2-1 win during the FA cup match against Norwich.

Manchester United through their Twitter page welcomed her to their club. She has now received a jersey from the club which was signed by Ighalo from what Mp3bullet.ng.

LOOK what just arrived in time for tonight’s game! @ighalojude THANK YOU for the warm welcome to Man U! 🔴 #GGMU #ToCuppyThisRed pic.twitter.com/oTHwAkTAxm

— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) June 30, 2020

As a Nigerian I think it’s only right that if @ighalojude scores a goal today… I will officially join @ManUtd as a fan! ⚽️💯 #FACup

— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) June 27, 2020

Welcome aboard 😁

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) June 27, 2020

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