Burna Boy secures 23rd UK Certification as 'My Oasis' with Sam Smith goes silver
Nigerian Afrofusion superstar Burna Boy has reached yet another milestone in his decorated career, securing his 23rd official certification in the United Kingdom.
His 2020 collaboration with British singer Sam Smith, My Oasis, has officially been certified Silver by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) after surpassing the equivalent of 200,000 units in sales and streams. The recognition, confirmed on Monday, August 25, 2025, underscores Burna Boy’s enduring popularity and commercial dominance in one of the world’s most competitive music markets.
The song, which blended Burna Boy’s distinctive Afrofusion style with Sam Smith’s soulful pop sensibility, was widely praised upon release for its cross-cultural appeal. Now, five years later, its certification highlights not only its staying power but also Burna Boy’s ability to craft timeless records that resonate with audiences across borders.
This achievement further cements Burna Boy’s reputation as one of the most commercially successful African artists in the UK, where he has consistently built a loyal fanbase through sold-out shows, chart-topping releases, and headline festival appearances.
With this new accolade, Burna Boy continues to strengthen his global legacy, proving that his music—rooted in African rhythms but open to international collaborations—remains a dominant force in the worldwide music scene.
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