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Ruger and BNXN’s ‘RMD’ debuts at No.11 on Billboard U.S Afrobeat songs chart.
Nigerian music artists Ruger and BNXN have achieved a remarkable milestone in their careers with their collaborative effort, “Romeo Must Die” (RMD), making a significant impact on the global music scene. on the global music scene.
Debuting at an impressive No. 11 on the prestigious Billboard U.S Afrobeat Songs Chart, according to a confirmation post on Tuesday, March 12, 2024, “Romeo Must Die” has demonstrated the growing influence of Nigerian music on the international stage.
The Billboard U.S Afrobeat Songs Chart, known for tracking the performance and popularity of Afrobeat music in the United States, has warmly embraced “Romeo Must Die,” highlighting the impact of Nigerian artists on the global music landscape.
“RMD” showcases the unique talents of Ruger and BNXN, two artists who have been making waves within the Nigerian music industry with their distinctive sounds and captivating performances. The track’s debut on the Billboard chart serves as a testament to their artistry and the global appeal of Afrobeat music.
Fans and music enthusiasts alike have celebrated the success of “Romeo Must Die,” recognizing it as a significant milestone for Ruger, BNXN, and the Nigerian music industry as a whole. The track’s infectious rhythm and captivating lyrics have resonated with listeners, propelling it to the upper echelons of the Afrobeat music charts.
Ruger and Bnxn’s “RMD” debuts at #11 on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs Chart. pic.twitter.com/1RfbS0YWgD
— NOTJUSTOK (@NOTJUSTOK) March 12, 2024
Following recent indirect jabs between BNXN and heavyweight artist Davido, Portable took to his Instagram story on Sunday, March 10, 2024, to showcase his relevance compared to BNXN.
Sharing a screenshot displaying the substantial gap in their respective follower counts, Portable left no room for ambiguity as he proclaimed himself the more influential artist.
In a bold statement, he remarked, “…Bojuboju Am faster bigger than buju if Grace work for you them go talk say na juju my face show pass your face.”