Burna Boy, Tems and Rema Thrill Fans at NBA All Star Game With Electric Performances; Video

• Burna Boy, Tems and Rema performed at half-time of the NBA All-Star game
• The Nigerian Afrobeats stars excited fans by playing many of their hit tracks
• Team Giannis defeated Team LeBron James in an exciting game on the court

Nigerian Afrobeats stars, Burna Boy, Tems, and Rema produced exhilarating performances to entertain fans at the Vivint Smart Home Arena in Utah.

The star-studded arena was on its feet throughout the performances, jamming to hit after hit from the talented singers.

In a video shared on social media, Grammy award winner, Burna Boy closed an epic half-time show with an electric display.

Tems and Rema delivered their A-games too, with the recent Grammy-winner singing Wait For U with Future and Drake. Rema calmed down nerves in the arena with his hit song Calm Down, a song that features Selena Gomez in the remix.

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There were other spectacular performances with American musician, Post Malone thrilling home fans with some of his global hits.

The NBA stars were not left out of the entertainment with the likes of Pascal Siakam and Giannis Antetokounmpo bringing out Africa in them. Giannis, originally from Nigeria, sang the songs word for word.

In the end, Team Giannis defeated Team Lebron 184 to 174, with Boston Celtics' Jason Tatum scoring 55 points.

Nigerian singers headline All-Star game

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that the NBA All-Star game will have an Afrobeats star-studded half-time show this year.

Burna Boy, Tems and Rema will perform in Utah when the NBA All-Stars parade for a game between the East and the West.

The basketball association confirmed the trio of Nigerian singers would headline the highly anticipated event on February 19.

Giannis makes Ja Morant mistake

The 2023 NBA All-Star Draft is done and dusted, with James and Antetokounmpo already selecting their respective rosters ahead of the All-Star Game.

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The 'Greek Freak' made a funny mistake though, picking Ja Morant as a reserve for Team Giannis during the draft.

The NBA altered the format days before the draft, with the reserves being picked first instead of the starters, per CBS Sports.