Bella Shmurda scores another major win on Audiomack
Nigerian street-pop sensation Bella Shmurda has reached an impressive milestone as his extended play DND (an acronym for Do Not Disturb) surpasses 100 million streams on Audiomack. This remarkable feat highlights the project’s widespread appeal and enduring connection with fans worldwide.
DND continues to captivate listeners with its unique fusion of Bella Shmurda’s signature street-rooted sound and deeply personal themes centered on love, personal growth, and resilience. The EP showcases his lyrical depth and versatility, solidifying his status as a standout voice in the evolving Afrobeats scene.
This accomplishment marks the fourth time Bella Shmurda has crossed the 100-million-stream threshold on the platform, placing him in an elite category of Nigerian artists.
He now stands shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the industry’s most prominent figures, including Burna Boy, Asake, Seyi Vibez, and Kizz Daniel—artists known for their massive influence and consistency in delivering chart-topping hits.
The success of DND not only underscores Bella Shmurda’s enduring relevance and artistry but also reinforces his position as one of the genre’s most reliable hitmakers.
As Afrobeats continues to capture a global audience, Bella’s ability to authentically connect with his listeners positions him as a driving force in the genre’s unstoppable rise on the world stage.
Source: notjustok
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