Tems Live Charts
319 placements across 131 countries, refreshed several times a day. Snapshot 3 October 2026.
Platform charts, not official charts. Career peaks live on Chart Records.
Tems Live Charts
Where every Tems record is charting right now — 319 placements across 131 countries, refreshed several times a day.
Snapshot taken 3 October 2026
By platform
Songs
(12)Click any title to open it — every country it's charting in, its position, and how far it moved since the last edition.
RaindanceApple Music94 countriesShazam60 countries1 at No. 1Spotify33 countriesiTunes13 countries1 at No. 1YouTube12 countriesDeezer5 countries217 charts · 2 at No. 1
WAIT FOR UApple Music29 countries29 charts
Me & UShazam8 countriesApple Music7 countriesiTunes5 countries1 at No. 1Spotify1 country21 charts · 1 at No. 1
What You NeedApple Music7 countriesiTunes2 countriesShazam1 countryYouTube1 country11 charts
EssenceiTunes3 countriesApple Music1 country4 charts
DamagesApple Music2 countries2 charts
Isaka IISpotify1 countryApple Music1 country2 charts
BurningDeezer1 country1 chart
Love Me JeJeApple Music1 country1 chart
Free MindApple Music1 country1 chart
Big DaddyApple Music1 country1 chart
FountainsApple Music1 country1 chart
Albums & EPs
(5)
For Broken EarsApple Music9 countriesSpotify Albums1 country10 charts
Born in the WildApple Music6 countriesSpotify Albums2 countries8 charts
Love Is A KingdomApple Music5 countries5 charts
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - Music From and Inspired ByApple Music3 countriesiTunes1 country4 charts
If Orange Was A Place - EPiTunes1 country1 chart
Positions come from each platform's own country charts, via kworb, rebuilt several times a day by the same job that builds Burna Boy's. Movement is against that chart's previous edition — “NEW” means the record entered it this time round, “RE-ENTRY” that it charted before, dropped off and came back, and no marker means the platform doesn't publish movement for that chart. Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer and Shazam are daily, so a placement can appear and vanish within a day; YouTube's is a weekly chart. The official peaks on the chart board are permanent by contrast, and the certifications on the artist page are read from the issuing bodies' own registers (or, where a register holds no row, the body's own announcement or the label's own award). How every figure here is sourced is set out in the methodology.