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Certified units in Turkey
Every plaque the twenty artists hold in Turkey, priced at Sony Music Türkiye's own Diamond level and ranked. Each figure is a floor — a plaque says at least, never what a record sold.
TurkeySony Music TürkiyeChange country
The board's plaques here · at least
300,000
certified units · 2 of 20 artists certified · 2 of 2 plaques counted
What one plaque is worth here
- Single
- Diamond 75,000
- Album
- not priced ¹
† Sony Music Türkiye publishes no threshold table and no multiplier rule; its one printed level is 75,000 units for a Diamond single. An N× Diamond is priced here as N × 75,000.
Sony Music Türkiye's siteWhat one plaque is worth here
- Single
- Diamond 75,000
- Album
- not priced ¹
Artists ranked in Turkey
Biggest plaques in Turkey
WaterTyla3× DiamondEpic Records225,000
Dai DaiBurna BoyDiamondSony Music Türkiye75,000
¹ Not priced Turkey has no certification register, and no label issuing plaques there, Sony Music Türkiye included, publishes an album level. Listed, never summed.
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Tyla and Burna Boy lead Turkey. The head-to-head puts them side by side in every country at once.
Burna Boy vs TylaHow this is counted
One plaque per release per country
At its current tier. Gold → Platinum → 2× Platinum is the same sales recertified, never three sales.
Each body's own threshold
Streams-based bodies — the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Norway and Slovakia — are converted with the body's own published download-equivalence, never an estimate.
Not quite everything can be priced
Mexico and Sweden publish their song levels in streams and no download-equivalence — those plaques are converted at 100 streams to a unit, the ratio Denmark and Norway publish, and marked §. Colombia publishes no thresholds. Greece is priced at IFPI's June 2013 level — the last the umbrella body ever published for it — and marked ¶. Poland sets its single levels in złoty of revenue and states no rate; they are converted at 2 zł a single, the rate its own single tables used until the end of 2024, and marked ¶. Turkey has no certifying body: its plaques are issued by labels, priced at the one level a label there has published. The unpriced plaques are listed, never summed, and never hidden.