Rema’s ‘Calm Down’ becomes most streamed African song in US history
Divine Ikubor, also known as Rema, a sensational Nigerian artist, has accomplished another milestone as his hit song ‘Calm Down’ becomes the most streamed African song in United States of America, USA, history.
‘Calm Down’ surpassed CKay’s ‘Love Nwantiti’ to achieve the feat. Chart Data, an American music data collection website, revealed this on Friday.Information Guide Nigeria
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaThe data firm tweeted, “@heisrema’s ‘Calm Down’ is now the #1 most streamed Afrobeats song in US history, surpassing @ckay_yo’s ‘love nwantiti’.”NYSC Portal
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Both versions of the song have received over 500 million streams on Spotify and YouTube.
According to DAILY POST, ‘Calm Down’ became the highest-peaking Nigerian single on the US Billboard Hot 100 following a remix with American diva Selena Gomez, which reached at number three.
The song is also the first African song to top the American radio chart.
