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    Burna Boy’s ‘Higher’ dominates the Apple Music Chart.

    Emma TeeBy No Comments2 Mins Read

    • Burna Boy’s ‘Higher’ spends 10 days at no. 1 on Apple Music

    Burna Boy’s ‘Higher’ dominates the Apple Music Chart.
    Burna Boy’s ‘Higher’ dominates the Apple Music Chart.

    Afrobeats sensation Burna Boy continues to dominate the music charts as his global hit “Higher” holds the number 1 spot on the Apple Music NG Daily Top 100 Songs Chart for an impressive 10 days.

    This accomplishment cements Burna Boy’s status as a powerhouse in the music industry.

    “Higher” has been a fan favorite since its release, thanks to Burna Boy’s distinctive sound, which fuses traditional Nigerian rhythms with contemporary production. The song’s catchy beat and inspiring lyrics have resonated with listeners worldwide.

    This milestone is just the latest in a series of successes for Burna Boy. The Grammy-winning artist has made waves with his critically acclaimed albums “African Giant” and “Twice as Tall.” He has also collaborated with international stars like Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, and Snoop Dogg and performed at sold-out shows and festivals globally.

    Burna Boy’s impact on African music has been profound, paving the way for other artists from the continent. His dedication to promoting African culture and talent has earned him recognition and respect from fans and industry professionals alike.

    As “Higher” continues to dominate the charts, Burna Boy’s fans eagerly await his next move, anticipating more groundbreaking music and performances.

     

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    In other news, Burna Boy has shattered records on Spotify Nigeria with the release of his latest single, “Higher.” Following an emphatic start to 2024, Burna Boy’s new track, which takes an emotional trip back to his hometown of Port Harcourt, has set a new record for the biggest opening week stream for a song on Spotify Nigeria. “Higher” amassed 2.3 million streams in its opening week, surpassing the previous record of 2.1 million streams held by Rema & Shallipopi’s “Benin Boys.”