Nigerian Sensation Rema's 'Calm Down' Becomes Most Streamed African Song In US History

Eko Hot Blog In a remarkable achievement, Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, has reached another milestone in his music career as his hit song ‘Calm Down’ becomes the most streamed African song in the history of the United States of America (USA).

The track ‘Calm Down’ has proven to be a massive hit, captivating listeners around the globe with its unique sound and infectious melody. Recently, it surpassed CKay’s ‘Love Nwantiti’ to claim the top spot as the most streamed Afrobeats song in the USA, according to the American music data compilation website, Chart Data, which disclosed the news on Friday.

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Chart Data took to Twitter to announce the groundbreaking achievement, stating, “@heisrema’s ‘Calm Down’ is now the #1 most streamed Afrobeats song in US history, surpassing @ckay_yo’s ‘love nwantiti’.” The accolade is a testament to Rema’s rising popularity and his ability to connect with audiences far beyond his home country.

Both versions of the song, available on platforms such as Spotify and YouTube, have collectively amassed over half a billion streams, solidifying Rema’s position as a global music sensation. The remarkable feat further cements the young artist’s reputation as one of Nigeria’s most promising and influential musical exports.

Rema’s distinct musical style, combining elements of Afrobeats, Afro-pop, and hip-hop, has resonated with fans worldwide, leading to an ever-growing international fanbase. His rise to prominence has been nothing short of meteoric, and he continues to receive praise for his talent, creativity, and unique sound.

The achievement of ‘Calm Down’ as the most streamed African song in the USA marks a significant moment not only for Rema but also for the entire Nigerian music industry. It highlights the growing global influence of Afrobeats music and its ability to captivate diverse audiences across different continents.