Burna Boy and Tems Make History as Top Nigerian Artists on Billboard Hot 100

Burna Boy ties Tems as Nigerian artist with most Billboard
Burna Boy ties Tems as Nigerian artist with most Billboard

Nigerian music sensation Burna Boy, known offstage as Damini Ogulu, has achieved a significant milestone by equalling Tems as the Nigerian artist with the most entries on the prestigious Billboard Hot 100 chart. With the arrival of ‘Just Like Me,’ his collaboration with 21 Savage and Metro Boomin at number 67 on this week’s Hot 100 chart, Burna Boy now boasts a total of five entries on the chart.

This achievement firmly places Burna Boy at the apex of Nigerian and African artists with the most Billboard Hot 100 entries, joining the ranks of the talented Tems. His prior chart-topping hits include ‘Loved By You’ featuring Justin Bieber, ‘Last Last’, ‘Sitting On Top Of The World’ with 21 Savage, and ‘Talibans II’ featuring Byron Messia, all of which have solidified his presence on the global music stage.

In this remarkable feat, Burna Boy’s artistry has further amplified Nigeria’s representation on the global music scene, as he shares this accomplishment with other notable Nigerian artists such as Wizkid, Rema, Fireboy, and CKay, who have also garnered recognition on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

As Burna Boy and Tems etch their names in history as trailblazers for Nigerian music, their success underscores the growing influence and global appeal of Afrobeat and Nigerian music in the international music landscape. With their chart-topping achievements, these artists are not only making waves within the African music industry but also leaving an indelible mark on the global music charts, captivating audiences worldwide with their exceptional talent and distinctive sound.

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