Wizkid Makes History as First African Artist to Hit 10 Billion Streams on Spotify

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Ebeh Christopher is a digital media writer rooted in the Isoko community, committed to publishing clear, well-researched, and trustworthy stories. He covers local trends, lifestyle updates,...
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Nigerian music superstar Wizkid has achieved another historic milestone, becoming the first African artist to surpass 10 billion total streams on Spotify. The achievement further confirms his status as one of Africa’s biggest musical exports and a global force in modern music.

The record breaking feat includes streams from Wizkid’s solo songs, featured appearances, and collaborations across the streaming platform. Over the years, his music has enjoyed massive international appeal, cutting across Africa, Europe, the Americas, and beyond.

One of the biggest contributors to this milestone is Wizkid’s feature on Drake’s global hit One Dance, which remains one of the most streamed songs in Spotify history. His own hit song Essence featuring Tems also played a major role in pushing his numbers, becoming a worldwide anthem and one of the most successful Afrobeats songs ever released.

Wizkid’s critically acclaimed album Made in Lagos continues to attract millions of streams daily and has been praised for its sound, depth, and global appeal. The project helped introduce Afrobeats to new audiences and strengthened the genre’s position on the world stage.

Fans across Nigeria and the rest of Africa have taken to social media to celebrate the milestone, describing it as a proud moment for African music. Many see the achievement as proof that Afrobeats has fully arrived on the global scene, with Wizkid leading the charge.

This accomplishment not only adds another record to Wizkid’s career but also highlights how African artists are breaking barriers and competing at the highest level in the global music industry.

As Afrobeats continues to grow worldwide, Wizkid’s 10 billion stream milestone stands as a powerful symbol of how far African music has come and how much further it can go.

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