Tyla: 75awards
24 countries
Every Tyla plaque, read in the issuing body's own register (10 plaques in South Africa, 9 from the label's own award and 1 from its own announcement; 1 in France from SNEP's own announcement) — 75 across 24 countries, from 13 certified releases. Last verified 3 October 2026.
Common questions
How many certifications does Tyla have?
Tyla has 75 certifications across 24 countries, counted one plaque per title per country at its current tier. The most decorated is “Water” (2× Diamond). Every figure is read from the certifying body's own register, not from press coverage — except 10 plaques in South Africa, 9 read from the label's own award and 1 from its own announcement, and 1 in France, read from SNEP's own announcement, which the registers do not hold.
How many No. 1s does Tyla have?
Tyla has 3 No. 1 placements on official national charts, from 187 entries in total. A No. 1 counts each time a release reaches the top of a country's chart, not the number of releases that have done it, and platform charts are counted separately on the live board.
Is Tyla more certified than Burna Boy?
No. Tyla holds 75 plaques; Burna Boy holds 249, counted under the same rule — one plaque per title per country at its current tier. The country spread differs too: 24 against 26.
Which countries has Tyla been certified in?
Tyla holds plaques in 24 countries, including South Africa, New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil and more. Each is awarded by that country's own certifying body, and the full country-by-country breakdown is on this page.
Tyla
Tyla Laura Seethal
“Water” took amapiano worldwide and won the first Best African Music Performance Grammy.
By the numbers
Every figure read in an issuing body's own register — except 10 plaques in South Africa, 9 read from the label's own award and 1 from its own announcement, and 1 in France, read from SNEP's own announcement, which the registers do not hold — last verified 3 October 2026. Counted by the same rules, set out in the methodology: one plaque per title per country at its current tier, lead and featured credits both.
Where the plaques are
24 countries · best tier shownAlbums
(2)Singles
(10)Featured Appearances
(1)Tyla's peak positions, country by country
187 entries52 territories3 No. 1 placementsPrincipal national chart per country — the standard set out in the methodology.Where Tyla is charting today
59 placements42 countries5 platformsSpotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer, Shazam and YouTube country charts, rebuilt several times a day by the same job that tracks Burna Boy — platform charts, not official ones.Tyla and Burna Boy, same rules
Both counted identically. Burna Boy's figures update daily; this board was last re-read at every register on 3 October 2026. Burna Boy's page ↗
Common questions
How many certifications does Tyla have?
Tyla has 75 certifications across 24 countries, counted one plaque per title per country at its current tier. The most decorated is “Water” (2× Diamond). Every figure is read from the certifying body's own register, not from press coverage — except 10 plaques in South Africa, 9 read from the label's own award and 1 from its own announcement, and 1 in France, read from SNEP's own announcement, which the registers do not hold.
How many No. 1s does Tyla have?
Tyla has 3 No. 1 placements on official national charts, from 187 entries in total. A No. 1 counts each time a release reaches the top of a country's chart, not the number of releases that have done it, and platform charts are counted separately on the live board.
Is Tyla more certified than Burna Boy?
No. Tyla holds 75 plaques; Burna Boy holds 249, counted under the same rule — one plaque per title per country at its current tier. The country spread differs too: 24 against 26.
Which countries has Tyla been certified in?
Tyla holds plaques in 24 countries, including South Africa, New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil and more. Each is awarded by that country's own certifying body, and the full country-by-country breakdown is on this page.