Burna Boy, the artist known as the 'African Giant,' did not achieve victories in any of his four Grammy nominations.

Burna Boy, the acclaimed 'African Giant,' did not succeed in securing wins in any of his four Grammy nominations.

Burna Boy, also known as Damini Ogulu, the Nigerian music sensation, did not secure a victory in any of the four categories he was nominated for at the 66th Grammy Awards. 

The categories included Best Global Music Album, Best African Music Performance, Best Global Music Performance, and Best Melodic Rap Performance.

Regrettably, Burna Boy faced disappointment as he did not emerge victorious in any of these esteemed categories.

The trio of Zakir Hussain, Bela Fleck, and Edgar Myer clinched the Grammy for Best Global Music Performance with their song 'Pashto,' surpassing Burna Boy's 'Alone' in the competition.

In the Best African Music Performance category, Burna Boy encountered strong competition from the South African newcomer, Tyla.

In the end, Tyla's 'Water' emerged victorious over Burna Boy's 'City Boys,' earning her the coveted Grammy.

For the Best Melodic Rap Performance, American rappers Lil Durk and J Cole secured the award with their song 'All My Life,' leaving Burna Boy's 'Sittin’ On Top of the World,' featuring 21 Savage, unable to surpass the competition.

Burna Boy's fourth and final nomination in the Best Global Music Album category also concluded without success. His album, 'I Told Them,' and fellow Nigerian artist Davido's 'Timeless' album both fell short, with the World fusion band Shakti's 'This Moment' taking home the Grammy.

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