"Last Last" was originally released on , as the second single from Burna Boy's sixth album, Love, Damini . Sampling Toni Braxton’s "He Wasn’t Man Enough," the song details the emotional aftermath of Burna Boy's breakup with rapper Stefflon Don.
The has transformed a global heartbreak anthem into a high-energy dance staple. While the original track was a somber reflection on a failed relationship, its adaptation into Kompa —a rhythmic genre originating from Haiti—has introduced a new layer of cultural fusion. The Evolution of "Last Last" Last_-_Last Burna Boy (Kompa Version Full Song)
The Kompa versions, which began appearing shortly after the original's release, reimagine these lyrics over the heavy, rhythmic basslines and upbeat tempo characteristic of Haitian music. Notable Versions and Credits "Last Last" was originally released on , as
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