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Spotify Unveils the 30 Biggest Nigerian Songs of 2025 (So Far) on the Global Stage

In a stunning reflection of the global dominance of Nigerian music and the unstoppable rise of Afrobeats, Spotify has released its list of the Top 30 most streamed Nigerian songs worldwide for the first half of 2025.

Leading the charge is Rema, whose smash hit “Baby (Is It a Crime)” claims the No. 1 spot, proving the artist’s continued global appeal and influence. Hot on his heels is Shallipopi with “Laho”, a high-energy anthem that has catapulted the rising star into international stardom and secured him the No. 2 position.

Davido emerges as the most dominant force on the list, with an impressive seven entries—the highest of any artist. His collaboration with Omah Lay, titled “With You”, ranks No. 3, while his solo hit “Be There Still” lands at No. 10. The Afrobeats icon also makes waves with tracks like “Titanium” featuring Chris Brown, and “Offa Me” with Victoria Monét.

Burna Boy continues to assert his global relevance through both solo projects and strategic international collaborations. Notably, his track “TaTaTa” featuring Travis Scott secures the No. 5 spot. The Grammy-winning artist also appears on “WE PRAY – TWICE Version”, a multicultural collaboration that includes Coldplay, TWICE, Little Simz, and others.

The chart also highlights the growing influence of female Nigerian artists. Ayra Starr appears twice, both with her solo track “All The Love” and a collaboration with Wizkid on “Gimme Dat.”

Newer names like Chella, Himra, and Thisizlondon are also making waves, underscoring the diversity and international appeal of Nigerian music in 2025.


🎧 Spotify’s Top 30 Most Streamed Nigerian Songs Globally (First Half of 2025)

Rank Artist(s) Song Title
1 Rema Baby (Is It a Crime)
2 Shallipopi Laho
3 Davido, Omah Lay With You
4 Chella My Darling
5 Burna Boy, Travis Scott TaTaTa
6 Frenna, Shallipopi ZAAZAA
7 Coldplay, TWICE, Burna Boy, Elyanna, TINI, Little Simz WE PRAY – TWICE Version
8 Burna Boy Update
9 Burna Boy, Shallipopi Laho II
10 Davido Be There Still
11 Ayra Starr, Wizkid Gimme Dat
12 Davido, Victoria Monét Offa Me
13 Davido, Chris Brown Titanium
14 Rema Bout U
15 ODUMODUBLVCK, Victony PITY THIS BOY
16 Ayra Starr All The Love
17 Lawrence Oyor Favour
18 Black Sherif, Fireboy DML So It Goes
19 Asake WHY LOVE
20 Beéle, Thisizlondon si mañana me muero
21 Adekunle Gold Obimo
22 Davido, Tayc, Dadju Lover Boy
23 Davido, Shenseea, 450 R&B
24 Burna Boy Sweet Love
25 Tobias Rahim, Kabusa Oriental Choir Regntid
26 Teni Money
27 Davido 10 Kilo
28 Himra, Minz NUMBER ONE
29 Davido, Victony, Musa Keys Holy Water
30 Davido Anything

This chart not only celebrates Nigerian music’s streaming success but also highlights how Afrobeats continues to resonate with global audiences, crossing linguistic and cultural boundaries with ease.

Source: LIB

Fidel Perez

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