The National Football League omitted a collaborative performance by Joé Dwèt Filé from its official YouTube recap of the halftime show at the 2026 NFL Paris Game, held Sunday, Oct. 25, at the Stade de France. While the league’s published video highlights Burna Boy’s set, it leaves out the live rendition of “4 Kampé II” performed alongside Joé Dwèt Filé.
Stade de France Halftime Show Highlights Burna Boy
The matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Pittsburgh Steelers marked a first for the Stade de France, which hosted a regular-season NFL game. To accompany this event, the league chose Burna Boy to provide the halftime show, with a performance mixing several musical influences.
Le chanteur nigérian Burna Boy a partagé la scène avec l’artiste franco-haïtien Joé Dwèt Filé lors du spectacle de la mi-temps du NFL Paris Game 2026, organisé au Stade de France. Les deux artistes ont interprété « 4 Kampé II », une collaboration mêlant Afrobeats et konpa. Le… pic.twitter.com/6zkw4c82kp
During the live set, Burna Boy welcomed Joé Dwèt Filé to the stage for a collaborative performance of “4 Kampé II.” The live arrangement blended Haitian konpa rhythms with the musical influences of the Nigerian artist, featuring lyrics delivered in Haitian Creole, French, and English. Multiple media outlets and audience members on site documented the collaboration as a standout moment of the evening.
Editorial Omission on the NFL YouTube Channel
Despite the live reception at the stadium, the official recap video uploaded to the NFL YouTube channel excludes the performance of “4 Kampé II.” The league’s edited footage instead concentrates on other tracks from Burna Boy’s catalog, including “Ye,” “On the Low,” and “Last Last.”
The discrepancy between the live stadium experience and the digital release quickly sparked discussion across social media platforms. Users shared fan-filmed clips from the venue while questioning why the joint appearance was removed from the official montage. As of publication, the NFL has not issued a public statement or editorial explanation regarding the omission of the sequence.
Fan Footage Circulates on Social Media
Concertgoers and sports fans have filled the gap left by the official video by uploading alternative angles to Instagram and TikTok. These user-generated recordings provide the primary digital archive for the live collaboration between Burna Boy and Joé Dwèt Filé at the Stade de France.
The missing footage has renewed discussions regarding the selection criteria sports leagues use when curating post-event entertainment packages. Unofficial clips remain the primary accessible record of the shared stage appearance.
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