Lagos is Burna Boy's biggest city on Spotify — 1,429,129 monthly listeners, with London (993,316), Port Harcourt and Abuja behind it. His top 50 cities span 29 countries, and Germany places eight of them, more than any other country.

Two chart entries withdrawn after reading the bodies: “Alone” never entered Sverigetopplistan's singles chart (Heatseeker only), and the “Jerusalema” remix's South Africa No. 1 predates the chart that would have carried it. 276 entries, 46 No. 1s.

A correction to L.I.F.E's record: the debut was an Album of the Year nominee at the 2014 Nigeria Entertainment Awards, not the 2015 winner — the body's own 2015 nominee list does not include it. Its 2014 Best Collaboration nod (with D'banj) joins the count: 82 wins from 242 nominations.

86 million Spotify streams for the “Jerusalema” remix — the Burna Boy version alone, not the radio edit — while the “23” video passes 50 million YouTube views and “TaTaTa”'s 13 million, both read on 17 September.

Two song-page corrections: “Last Last” peaked at No. 3 on TurnTable's Nigeria chart (its Top 50 debut, May 2022), not No. 2 — 46 weekly issues re-read at the body; and “On the Low” is a 2018 single, released 16 November 2018, not a 2019 one.

17.81 million Spotify followers, the most of any African artist and just over five million clear of Wizkid (12.77M) — with Davido (11.96M), Rema (11.87M) and Asake (10.66M) completing the five. Every count read at Spotify itself on 17 September.

A correction at the Headies: the “Music Video of the Year” nomination for “Bundle by Bundle” comes off his count. The body presents that award to the video's director, and its card names DK — the rule that keeps producer credits out applies. Four 2026 nominations stand; 241 in all.

Burna Boy will headline the halftime show at the first NFL game ever played in France: Pittsburgh Steelers v New Orleans Saints at Stade de France on Sunday 25 October, 2:30 pm CEST — the NFL's own announcement, and a return to the stadium he was the first African artist to headline in April 2025.

Fifty songs past 50 million Spotify streams — the first African artist to get there: “4 Kampé II” crossed on the 16 September reading at 50,236,513, with Wizkid next on 39. A 23rd song is past 100 million too, “Sungba (Remix)” at 100,642,822; Wizkid is next with 18.

Five songs past 400 million Spotify streams, the first African artist with that many: “Dai Dai” (449,530,883 on the 16 September reading) joins “Location” (736.6M), “Last Last” (611.1M), “On the Low” (428.2M) and “Own It” (414.3M). Tems and Tyla are next with three.

Wizkid's Nigerian record, read from TurnTable's own archive — 306 weekly issues since 2020: 83 chart entries the board never had, including a tenth Nigerian No. 1 (the S2 EP, 28 December 2023). 237 chart entries across 32 territories, 25 of them No. 1s.

Davido's Nigerian record, from the same archive: 53 chart entries the board never had — “Somebody Baby” and “High” at No. 2, “Jowo” No. 3 — and three peaks corrected (“Magician” 28, “Yebo Lapho” 21, “Wallah Wallah” 82). 146 chart entries; South Africa's two plaques read as 3× Platinum.

Tyla: nine chart entries the board never had — five Nigerian singles led by “Show Me Love” at 59 and the WWP EP at 18 on the albums chart, and three South African Top 20 placings read at TOSAC's own chart (“Is It Love” 17, “Double Blind” 19, “Mr. Nonchalant” 20). 184 chart entries.

Ayra Starr's Nigerian record, read from TurnTable's own archive — all 306 issues since 2020: 28 peaks the board never had, led by “Ngozi” with Crayon at No. 2 and “People” at No. 6; “My Love” corrected 64→51; a text-mined “Fashion Killa” row that no issue carries removed. 110 chart entries.

Seven board peaks moved on TurnTable's own week-37 payload: Seyi Vibez's “BACK 2 U” No. 8, Ayra Starr's Starrgirl No. 2 on the albums chart, Victony & FOLA's “TWIN” 64→18, Victony & BNXN's “WHO THIS” 42→24, Tyla's “That Girl” 48→41, CKay's “SHEGE” 50 and Omah Lay's “As We Get High” 35.

Two countries CKay's board was missing, read at the bodies: “love nwantiti (ah ah ah)” peaked at No. 5 on the Official Irish Singles Chart (October 2021) and No. 6 on Hungary's MAHASZ Single Top 40, where “Emiliana” reached No. 26 — 37 entries across 22 territories.

A correction on Olamide's board: “Pon Pon” and “PonPon” were one three-week run on TurnTable's chart in June–July 2021 (the title lost its space in week two), not two entries. 104 chart entries, 98 distinct Nigerian charting singles.

Burna Boy is the most-streamed African artist of 2026 so far: 1,810,927,983 Spotify streams through 16 September by the tracker's count, past Wizkid (1,808,204,727) and Tems (1,807,644,361) for the first time this year — 2.7 million clear, with 106 days of the year to run.

Toronto and Montreal, February 2024, leave the single-show ranking and sit beneath it as stands: Boxscore reports each as one combined figure — $2,801,928 over 29,579 tickets and $1,904,384 over 26,303, two nights each — and never a per-night gross, so the board no longer halves them.

Gurtenfestival 2024, re-read at the organisers' own count: 18,000 on his night, the Thursday, at a festival capped at 20,000 a day — not the 80,000 the page carried, which exceeded the whole edition's 73,000 entries. Sunny Hill 2024 loses its unsourced ~15,000.

The Luna Loca launch at O Beach Ibiza (14 August 2026), his first Ibiza performance, joins the festivals and one-off shows list — it was already on the performance map and in this feed, and the list's counts now include it.

Past 11 billion Spotify streams across every credit: ChartMasters' own count crossed on 14 September (11,002,971,256 through that day) and reads 11,010,480,657 through the 15th, read directly at the tool. The second African artist past the mark, after Wizkid (11.77 billion on the same read).

The French run closes at nine weeks: SNEP's Top Singles for the semaine du 11 septembre has “Dai Dai” at No. 3, down from No. 1, behind Mauvais Djo's “Maladie” — nine consecutive issues on top from the semaine du 10 juillet to the semaine du 4 septembre, and a 16th weekly issue on the chart.

The Billboard Global 200 run closes at seven weeks: “Dai Dai” is No. 3 on the chart dated 12 September, down from No. 1, behind Karol G's “BbY WOW” — its 15th week on the chart. On the Global Excl. US it is No. 2 after ten straight weeks at No. 1, 4 July to 5 September.

Holding at No. 20: “Dai Dai” sits at No. 20 on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 15 September with 2,430,949 filtered streams, unchanged from the day before — a 117th consecutive day on the chart by its own streak column, 118 days on the chart in all.

A fifth Headies nomination: the body's own nominee cards list No Sign of Weakness for Album of the Year at the 18th Headies, alongside the four nominations logged in August — Best Male Artiste, Afrobeats Album, Afrobeats Single and Music Video of the Year. Ceremony 25 October, Toronto.

AFRIMMA 2026 resolved at the body: afrimma.com's official results name Fally Ipupa Artist of the Year and for Crossing Boundaries, Davido's 5ive Album of the Year and Ruger Best Male West Africa — so all four of his nominations at the 12 September ceremony in Dallas closed without a win.

“We Pray” with Coldplay is Gold in the UK: BPI's register dates the award 1 May 2026, the step up from the Silver of January 2025. The plaque was already counted at Gold; the dated log now carries the upgrade as its own 2026 event.

A correction: “My Oasis” with Sam Smith is Silver in the UK, not Gold. BPI's register holds one award for the single — Silver, 22 August 2025 — so the plaque returns to the tier it held before July. The catalogue is still 234 awards across 26 countries.

Two corrections to the dated log, read at the registers: “Last Last” went straight to Diamond in France (SNEP, 2 November 2023, no Platinum step) and is 2× Platinum in New Zealand as of December 2023, after Gold and Platinum in 2022; and Love, Damini's Dutch Gold dates to November 2022, not 2023.

The 200-million-stream board re-read at kworb: Burna Boy still leads with 15 songs past 200M on Spotify, and nine past 300M. Tyla is next-deepest in the 300M tier with six, then Tems with five; CKay now has four songs past 200M, one clear of Wizkid and Omah Lay.

Platinum in Greece: IFPI Greece's own chart now marks “Dai Dai” P in its Award column, up from G, in the week-36 Digital Singles Chart (International) where it sits at No. 1 for a 13th week. An upgrade, so the song stays on 13 plaques.

Nominated at the NRJ Music Awards: “Dai Dai” is on NRJ's own list for Collab' Internationale at the 2026 ceremony, one of six against David Guetta & Jennifer Lopez, Martin Garrix & Ed Sheeran and Tame Impala & Jennie — 23 October, live from Cannes on TF1.

Out of the global Top 10 again: “Dai Dai” falls to No. 20 on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 14 September with 2,423,416 filtered streams, down from No. 9 — a 116th consecutive day on the chart by its own streak column, 117 days on the chart in all.

Back inside the global Top 10: “Dai Dai” sits at No. 9 on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 13 September with 2,580,521 filtered streams — a 115th consecutive day on the chart, 116 days on the chart in all, an 83rd day inside the Top 10 and 37 days at No. 1.

Past 350 million plays on Audiomack: I Told Them… reads 350,926,676 on its own Audiomack page, read on 14 September, on a platform where his account stands at 2.11 billion plays in all.

African Giant's UK history, read at the BPI's own register: certified Silver on 18 September 2020 — his first certified album in Britain — and Gold since 22 July 2022.

A circulating 6,050,000 worldwide units for “Dai Dai” goes on the methodology page's list of counts this site does not carry: no certifying body or platform publishes worldwide units for a single, so the figure is streams converted to units at a ratio of the poster's choosing.

A 14th straight week at No. 1 in Switzerland: the Schweizer Hitparade dated 13 September keeps “Dai Dai” at the top for the 14th consecutive chart since 14 June, its 17th week on the Singles Top 100 — still the longest run atop the Swiss chart by any song this year.

A 12th week atop Mediatraffic's United World Chart: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on the global ranking in the chart week dated 19 September, on 246,000 points — an unbroken run since the week dated 4 July, and still the first Burna Boy record ever to lead it.

A 12th straight week at No. 1 on the Dutch Top 40: “Dai Dai” leads the Stichting Nederlandse Top 40's chart in the 12 September edition, its 16th week on that list. On the Single Top 100, where its run on top closed at seven weeks, it sits at No. 4 in a 16th week.

A correction to the 2026 streaming race on Africa's Biggest: Burna Boy has not passed Wizkid. Through 9 September, Spotify's 2026 totals stand at Tems 1.770 billion, Wizkid 1.764 billion and Burna Boy 1.756 billion, with Asake at 1.420 billion and Tyla at 1.185 billion.

The compare page now counts every plaque an artist holds: featured appearances are in by default, and Burna Boy's international floor reads at least 30,215,157 certified units across 167 of his 171 plaques. The four that cannot yet be priced are listed on the page.

A new page: certified units, compared. Pick any two of the sixteen artists on this site, or any two of their certified records, and every plaque is priced at the level its own certifying body publishes today, then added up country by country under identical rules.

The “Dai Dai” video reached a billion YouTube views in 105 days: joint fifth-fastest music video in YouTube history, level with “APT.” by ROSÉ & Bruno Mars and behind only “Hello” (88 days), “Shape of You” and “Despacito” (97) and “Mi Gente” (103).

A correction: “Ginger” with Wizkid is Gold in Switzerland, not Platinum. IFPI Schweiz's register prints a single row for the song, Gold, 2023; the catalogue is still 234 awards, one of them a tier lower than it was.

The gap widens again at the top of the African all-time board: ChartMasters now has Burna Boy on 15,132,000 equivalent album sales to Wizkid's 14,848,000, read on 10 September — a lead of some 284,000, up from about 253,000 on 30 August.

Billboard's summer recaps put “Dai Dai” top of the world outside America: No. 1 on the Global Excl. U.S. top 10 songs of summer 2026 and No. 4 on the Global 200 equivalent — the first official World Cup anthem ever to lead the weekly Global Excl. U.S. chart, ten straight weeks from 4 July.

Fifteen weeks on the French chart, and nine of them at No. 1: SNEP has carried “Dai Dai” in every weekly Top Singles issue since the semaine du 29 mai, when it entered at No. 95, and has kept it on top since the semaine du 10 juillet.

Greece brings its chart back and “Dai Dai” is still on top: IFPI Greece's Digital Singles Chart returns with a combined edition covering weeks 31-34 and has the song at No. 1 there and in week 35 — six chart editions at No. 1 in all, on a chart that now reads twelve weeks.

Back on top on YouTube: the “Dai Dai” video retakes No. 1 on the Global Daily Top Music Videos chart dated 7 September, up from No. 2, on its 108th day on the chart.

Nine weeks at No. 1 in France: SNEP's weekly Top Singles has “Dai Dai” leading every issue from the semaine du 10 juillet to the semaine du 4 septembre 2026, an unbroken run.

The Spotify run at No. 1 is over: Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart for 7 September has “Dai Dai” at No. 11, down five, with 110 days on the chart in total. A correction: six days off the chart since 15 May, not one; the 37 days at No. 1, through the 28 August chart, stand.

Two Nigerian album peaks for Black Sherif from TurnTable's Official Top 100 Albums, read from the archive: IRON BOY at No. 3 and The Villain I Never Was at No. 6 — his first album rows on the board.

A correction to the garage total, now $16.84M across 15 cars: the Bugatti Chiron's ₦9 billion is re-converted at ₦1,370.08 to the dollar, the rate on 5 July 2026, the day the buy was announced — not the ₦1,454 it had been. Nothing about the car changed; only the arithmetic did.

A billion views for “Dai Dai”: the official video reads 1,008,439,801 on YouTube, Burna Boy's first music video to a billion, from a 23 May release.

Austria certifies “Dai Dai” Platinum: IFPI Austria's Gold & Platin database lists the single at PLATIN, dated 03.09.2026, for 30,000 units, the Austrian Platinum threshold. It is the song's 13th plaque and Burna Boy's 234th certification overall.

“Dai Dai” wins OMG Collaboration at Premios Juventud 2026 — Burna Boy's first win at the ceremony, shared with Shakira. Announced by Premios Juventud itself; the nomination had been carried as pending until the body named the winner.

A Billboard No. 1: “Dai Dai” goes to No. 1 on Billboard's Rhythmic Airplay chart dated 5 September 2026, climbing 3–1 — Shakira's first-ever No. 1 on the format. It is No. 27 on Pop Airplay for the same week, one off the No. 26 peak it set on the chart dated 15 August.

Four billion views on YouTube: his channel reads 4,029,086,804 across 344 videos, the first Nigerian artist past the mark. The next-highest Nigerian tally is Wizkid's 2.66 billion, so the milestone is his by more than a billion views.

A correction, twice over: “Dai Dai” was never No. 1 in the Dominican Republic or El Salvador; both entries came from a round-up rather than a chart and have been removed. That leaves 26 country No. 1s for the song and 47 chart-topping placements for the career.

A ninth song past 300 million: “wgft”, Gunna’s single featuring Burna Boy, crossed the mark on Spotify on 1 September at 300,255,936. Five of the nine are past 400 million: “Location”, “Last Last”, “On the Low”, “Own It” and “Dai Dai”.

A 10th week atop Mediatraffic's United World Chart: “Dai Dai” leads the global ranking again in the chart week dated 5 September, on 283,000 points. It remains the first Burna Boy record ever to top it.

France certifies “Soweto”: SNEP lists Victony & Tempoe’s 2023 single at Or, date de constat 27 August. It is the fifth country outside Nigeria to certify Victony, and every one of the five did it for the same record.

A French Diamond and a Polish Gold on the same day: SNEP upgrades “Dai Dai” from Platinum to Diamant at 50 million equivalent streams, and ZPAV enters it on Poland’s złote płyty list. The song now holds twelve plaques, and France is its first Diamond.

Past 15 million: ChartMasters' all-time board now has Burna Boy on 15,011,000 equivalent album sales to Wizkid's 14,758,000, a gap of 253,000.

A 22nd song past 100 million Spotify streams: “Tested, Approved & Trusted” crossed on 28 August with 100,025,917, the second track from “I Told Them…” to get there after “City Boys”. Nine of the twenty-two are solo recordings.

Nineteen New Zealand plaques: Recorded Music NZ's register carries seventeen singles and two albums, from Gold up to 3× Platinum for “Last Last” and for Dave's “Location”.

Back inside the global top three: “Dai Dai” climbs to No. 3 on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 28 August with 3,350,583 filtered streams — its 72nd day inside the Top 10, a 99th consecutive day on the chart and 37 days at No. 1.

An 80th straight day as the world's most-viewed music video: the “Dai Dai” video has led YouTube's Global Daily Top Music Videos every day since 9 June, on the chart dated 27 August — No. 1 on 93 of its 97 days on that chart.

“Dai Dai” tops the official singles chart in Poland for the first time — No. 1 on ZPAV's week-34 list (14–20 August) after twelve weeks, up from No. 9. Poland is the 28th country to put the song at No. 1, taking his career tally of chart-topping placements to 49.

Seventy days inside the global Top 10: “Dai Dai” entered Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart at No. 114 on 15 May and is still there at No. 8 with 3,228,190 streams — 98 days on the chart in total, 37 of them at No. 1. No African song has spent longer in the global Top 10.

A 232nd plaque, from the one Portuguese route nobody had read: “Wgft” with Gunna is certified Ouro by AFP/Audiogest, announced on the body's own award card in its March 2026 batch — his seventh Portuguese plaque.

Four Portuguese Golds, confirmed at last: AFP/Audiogest's annual TOP reports mark “Gbona”, “Location” with Dave, “Own It” with Stormzy and Ed Sheeran, and “We Pray” with Coldplay all Ouro. “Own It” and “Location” were awarded during 2020, “Gbona” by the end of 2022.

“On The Low” gains a plaque and corrects one: Sweden is added (GLF, Platinum, certificate no. 10448, awarded 16 August 2023) and Nigeria is corrected from Silver to Gold, the tier TCSN gives. That is ten countries for the song; the catalogue stands at 231.

A Swedish plaque that was never on the site: “On The Low” is Platinum in Sweden, certificate no. 10448, awarded 16 August 2023, read at Grammotex alongside “Ye” Platinum (no. 10450), “African Giant” Gold (no. 10452) and “Gbona” Gold (no. 10453).

The best-selling African artist of all time pulls further clear: Burna Boy is on 14,964,000 equivalent album sales to Wizkid's 14,726,000 (ChartMasters, CSPC methodology), the gap widening from about 164,000 to some 238,000 since the 10 August reading.

A radio format that had never played him: “Dai Dai” debuts at No. 14 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart — Burna Boy's first entry there in his career.

A 37th day as the most-streamed song on Earth — and a record equalled. “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart with 3,898,249 streams, drawing level with “WAP” by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion for the most days any song has ever spent atop the chart.

A fourth album past half a billion: “Outside” crosses 500 million Spotify streams, joining “Love, Damini” (1.71 billion), “African Giant” (1.35 billion) and “I Told Them…” (868 million). No other African artist has four — among Nigerian acts the next-best tally is three.

A new board on Africa's Biggest, and one he does not top: biggest single day on Spotify, a whole catalogue's streams in 24 hours. Burna Boy's best is 14.3 million, fourth among Nigerian artists behind Wizkid (21.6M), Asake (18M) and Davido (17.3M).

A 28th day at the top of Spotify's Global Music Video chart — a lead that has stopped being a contest. The next-longest run any song has managed there is three days.

A 36th day as the most-streamed song on Earth: “Dai Dai” climbs two places back to No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart for 21 August with 3,768,805 filtered streams — 65 days inside the global Top 10 and 93 days on the chart.

“Dai Dai” holds the summit of Spotify's Weekly Top Songs Global with 26,441,866 filtered streams — a 6th week atop the weekly list, in its 13th week on it.

Six national No. 1s in a single week, every run still lengthening: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 in Austria for a 9th week, Belgium's Wallonia for a 9th, Germany for an 8th, the Netherlands for a 7th and Norway for a 4th, and climbs back to the top in Sweden for a 6th week there.

No. 1 on iTunes in 73 countries, and forty days atop the worldwide list: “Dai Dai” has led the iTunes songs chart in 73 territories, Belarus the newest, and by 21 August had reached a 40th on the worldwide iTunes songs chart, with a 15th day at the top of the European one.

Two artists join the Afrobeats Board: Victony (22 certifications across 4 countries, 40 chart entries) and Fireboy DML (36 across 6, 67 entries, including a French Diamond and a UK 3× Platinum for “Peru”). The board is now 11 artists and 801 plaques.

Asake picks up a fourth country: Recorded Music NZ certified “Bandana”, his 7× Platinum record with Fireboy DML, Gold in New Zealand on 20 August. It takes him to 80 plaques, and the Afrobeats Board to 743.

An 8th straight week as the world's biggest song: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Mediatraffic's United World Chart with 326,000 points in the week to 22 August — while Switzerland gives it a 10th week on top, Germany a 7th and France a 6th.

A new US airplay peak: “Dai Dai” reaches No. 3 on Billboard's Rhythmic Airplay chart and No. 26 on Pop Airplay — Burna Boy's fourth Rhythmic top 10, and Shakira's first in twenty years.

Setting the record straight on the February drop: Spotify did not remove streams from Burna Boy for being artificial — it un-merged two remixes wrongly combined with the original recordings, moving about 309 million streams to the versions that earned them.

A 90th day on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart: “Dai Dai” holds at No. 2 with 3,605,012 streams on the 18 August list — 62 of those days spent inside the global Top 10, and 35 of them at No. 1.

Fifty-seven days on top in Europe: Apple Music's European songs chart has now held “Dai Dai” at No. 1 for 57 days, closing on two full months at the summit of the continent's Apple ranking.

Two nominations at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards: “Dai Dai” is up for Best Collaboration, and for Best Latin against Bad Bunny, Karol G and Rosalía. The ceremony is on 27 September at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

A 25th day at the top of Spotify's Global Music Video chart — no other song has led it for anywhere near as long.

The iTunes sweep reaches 73 countries: Belarus becomes the newest territory to have put “Dai Dai” at the summit of its iTunes songs chart.

352 days on Spotify's Global Daily Top Artists chart: Burna Boy stretches the longest run any African artist has managed there, at No. 105 on the 17 August list against a career peak of No. 40 — and still the only African name on it.

Both Billboard global charts, a month after the Final: “Dai Dai” retakes the Global 200 for a 5th week at No. 1 after a week at No. 3, and holds the Global 200 Excl. US for an 8th straight week, on the charts dated 22 August — 44.1 million streams worldwide in the 7–13 August tracking week.

A 35th day as the most-streamed song on Earth: “Dai Dai” extends the longest run at No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart of any song in 2026 — three days clear of Djo's “End of Beginning” (32) and four of Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj's “Beauty And A Beat” (31).

Europe still will not let go: a 10th week at No. 1 in Switzerland and a 13th on its chart, an 8th week on top in Wallonia and a 7th in Flanders, a 6th on France's SNEP chart, a 4th in Italy, and a 2nd atop the UK's Big Top 40.

351 days on Spotify's Global Daily Top Artists chart, the longest any African artist has lasted there — Burna Boy is the only one in its Top 100 on the 16 August list, at No. 98 against a career peak of No. 40.

Gold in Italy: FIMI certifies “Dai Dai” for 100,000 units in its week-33 list — only his second Italian plaque after “Jerusalema (Remix)” went 4× Platinum there.

A 34th day at No. 1, and the lead widens: Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 15 August keeps “Dai Dai” on top with 4,219,512 streams — up on the day, two days clear of Djo's “End of Beginning” (32) as 2026's longest-running No. 1, with 59 days inside the global Top 10 and 87 days on the chart.

The most days at No. 1 of any song in 2026: a 33rd day atop Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart takes “Dai Dai” past Djo's “End of Beginning” (32) and clear of “Beauty And A Beat” (31) — 4,179,912 streams on the 14 August chart, 58 days inside the global Top 10 and 86 days on the chart.

A 7th week at No. 1 in Germany: “Dai Dai” passes “Waka Waka” to become Shakira's second-longest-running No. 1 on the German singles chart, behind only “Whenever, Wherever” (11 weeks).

A 32nd day as the most-streamed song on Earth: Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 13 August keeps “Dai Dai” at No. 1 with 3,925,226 streams — passing “Beauty And A Beat” (31) and tying Djo's “End of Beginning” for the most days at No. 1 by any song in 2026.

Back on the weekly summit too: “Dai Dai” returns to No. 1 on Spotify's Weekly Top Songs Global for the week ending 13 August with 28,999,319 streams — a 5th week atop the weekly list, in its 12th week on it.

800 million views on YouTube: the “Dai Dai” video crosses the mark 83 days after release — the first music video released in 2026 to reach it.

Two billion streams worldwide: the anthem's combined tally across Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and the other major platforms passes the mark — Spotify's counter alone reads 338 million, YouTube Music is past a billion plays and the video sits at 800 million views.

Holding No. 1 across Europe: a 7th week atop Germany's Top 100 Single-Charts, a 6th on the Netherlands' Single Top 100 and a 3rd on Norway's Top 100 Singles — while the UK logs a 4th week at the song's No. 2 peak.

An Ibiza pool-party headline: Burna Boy fronted the global launch of Luna Loca at O Beach Ibiza on 14 August — swapping arenas for the island's daytime stage.

Platinum in Hungary: MAHASZ upgrades “Dai Dai” from Gold — Burna Boy's 100th Platinum plaque worldwide, and his 51st international certification of 2026.

A 31st day as the most-streamed song on Earth: Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 12 August keeps “Dai Dai” at No. 1 with 3,893,861 streams — tying Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj's “Beauty And A Beat” for the second-most days at No. 1 by any song in 2026, one behind Djo's “End of Beginning” (32).

A 50th day atop Apple Music's European songs chart and a 34th on the worldwide iTunes chart — while the “Dai Dai” video logs a 66th day as YouTube's most-viewed and stands as the 8th-fastest music video in YouTube history to 700 million, reached in 74.8 days.

Top of Spotify's Global Impact List: the platform's H1 2026 ranking of Nigerian songs with the strongest international streaming performance puts “Dai Dai” at No. 1 — ahead of collaborations from Rema, Tems and Wizkid.

Nigeria's register, read in full: four missed TCSN plaques — “TaTaTa” Platinum, “Update” Platinum, “Love” 3× Platinum, “Dem Dey” Gold — and four upgrades, “Location”, “Talibans II” and “Bundle by Bundle” to Platinum, “Giza” to 3×. Now 229 certifications worldwide, 58 in 2026.

One billion plays on YouTube Music: “Dai Dai” crosses the mark in under three months — Burna Boy's first song to a billion there, and No. 1 on the platform's global chart this week.

A 30th day as the most-streamed song on Earth: Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global for 11 August keeps “Dai Dai” at No. 1 with 3,949,565 streams — 55 days inside the global Top 10 and 83 on the chart, still the longest run by any 2026 release.

A 7th week atop Mediatraffic's United World Chart with 347,000 points — while Switzerland gives “Dai Dai” a 9th week at No. 1, the longest run of any song there this year, and Germany a 6th.

Seven million YouTube subscribers — the most of any Nigerian artist, more than a million clear of Rema — as his YouTube Music monthly audience climbs again to 929 million.

On the NBA 2K27 soundtrack: “TaTaTa”, his Travis Scott collaboration from No Sign of Weakness, is one of 28 tracks on 2K's official launch playlist — alongside A$AP Rocky, J. Cole, Tyler, The Creator, Bad Bunny and Snoop Dogg.

Past 900 million on YouTube: Burna Boy's monthly audience climbs to 921 million — the first African artist ever to cross nine hundred million, with the next-highest African peak (Tyla's 654M) more than a quarter of a billion behind, and still the sixth-biggest audience any artist has recorded.

A 29th day as the most-streamed song on Earth: Spotify's own Daily Top Songs Global for 10 August keeps “Dai Dai” at No. 1 with 3,965,127 streams — 82 days on the chart now, and still the longest run at No. 1 of any 2026 release.

50 certifications in a single year: the Czech gold for “Dai Dai” makes 2026 the first year Burna Boy has been awarded fifty plaques — past his own previous best of 39 in 2023, with four and a half months still to run.

Gold in a 26th country: ČNS IFPI's own chart now carries the “Zlatý singl” badge for “Dai Dai” in Czechia, the 2.5-million-stream tier — the collaboration's 10th plaque, Burna Boy's 225th certification worldwide, and his first ever from the Czech body.

A 7th consecutive week as the world's biggest song outside America: “Dai Dai” leads the Billboard Global 200 Excl. US again on the chart dated 15 August — while its historic Global 200 run, the first ever fronted by an African artist, closes at four straight weeks with the song now at No. 3.

A first on Top 50 Oficial: “Dai Dai” reached No. 1 on the Spanish-language music portal's own countdown — Burna Boy's first time at the top of it, and Shakira's ninth.

A 28th day as the most-streamed song on Earth: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily chart with 4.034M streams — 53 days inside the global Top 10 and 81 days on the chart, still the longest run at No. 1 of any 2026 release, ahead of BTS' “Swim” (25 days).

60,131,126 monthly listeners: a fresh all-time peak on Spotify, holding at No. 36 among all artists worldwide with 17.33 million followers — and “Dai Dai” passes 322 million streams of its own.

No. 1 on British radio's biggest countdown: “Dai Dai” tops the UK's Big Top 40 across the Capital and Heart networks, and Burna Boy is presented with the No. 1 plaque.

A 27th day on top of the world: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily chart with 4.635M streams — 52 days inside the global Top 10 and 80 days on the chart, the longest run at No. 1 of any 2026 release.

Five straight weeks atop France: SNEP keeps “Dai Dai” at No. 1 for a 5th week — while its iTunes sweep reaches 72 countries, the Philippines the newest, and it logs a 17th day at No. 1 on Spotify's Global Music Video chart.

343 days on the global artist chart: Burna Boy climbs five places to No. 81 on Spotify's worldwide artist ranking — more days on that chart than any African artist has managed — with monthly listeners at 60,089,089 and followers at 17.33 million.

Back on top of the world: “Dai Dai” returns to No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart for a 26th day in total — overtaking BTS' “Swim” (25) as the longest-running No. 1 by any 2026 release, with 79 days on the chart and counting.

A new high at No. 36 in the world: Spotify monthly listeners climb to 60,082,675 — a fresh all-time peak barely a day after crossing sixty million — with Port Harcourt overtaking Abuja as his third-biggest listening city.

The Nigerian record, filled in: 9 TurnTable entries — No. 1 albums I Told Them… and No Sign of Weakness, Love, Damini No. 3, Top 100: Giza and Big 7 No. 2, Cheat on Me No. 4, TaTaTa No. 5, Sittin' on Top of the World No. 8. Now 280 chart entries, 48 No. 1 placements worldwide.

Sixty million: Spotify monthly listeners reach 60,012,272 — the first and only African artist ever to hit the mark, at No. 37 among all artists worldwide, with followers climbing to 17.3 million. No other African act has passed 47 million.

Sixth-biggest YouTube audience ever recorded: Burna Boy's monthly audience surges to 898 million — past Lady Gaga's 862M peak and closing on Rosé's 959M — while Shakira, his “Dai Dai” partner, crosses the billion mark at 1.02B.

Silver in Britain: the BPI certifies “Dai Dai”, announced through the BRIT Awards' #BRITcertified series — the song's 9th certification and its 9th country, and Burna Boy's 224th plaque worldwide.

Love, Damini crosses 1.7 billion Spotify streams — Burna Boy's first album to the mark, and only the second Nigerian album in the platform's history to reach it.

The No. 1 runs roll on for “Dai Dai”: a 6th week in Germany, a 7th in Austria, a 5th in both the Netherlands and Sweden, a 2nd in Norway and another week on top in Italy — while it holds No. 2 in the UK for a third week and No. 2 on Spotify's global chart, now 78 days on that board.

“Dai Dai” (Spanish Version) is out on every platform worldwide — a second studio cut of the World Cup anthem, sung in Shakira's native tongue.

Career Spotify streams tick up to 10.65B across every lead and featured credit — now refreshed daily from kworb's live artist total plus the documented featured-credits gap it misses.

300 million Spotify streams for “Dai Dai” — Burna Boy's 8th song past the mark, counting lead and featured credits, the most of any African act. Tems is closest with five; the song reached it in under three months.

Platinum in Portugal: AFP upgrades “Dai Dai” from Gold as the song logs an 11th week at No. 1 on the Top 200 Singles — its fifth Platinum-or-higher market, and Burna Boy's 47th certification of 2026.

Within 15,000 listeners of the 60-million mark: Spotify monthly listeners set another all-time peak at 59,985,587, holding No. 37 in the world, with followers climbing to 17,277,212.

One million from sixth in the world: Burna Boy's YouTube monthly audience hits a new peak of 861 million, leaving him a single million behind Lady Gaga's 862M — no African artist has ever ranked this high. Shakira, his “Dai Dai” partner, sets her own new peak of 987 million.

Germany crowns it the song of the summer: GfK Entertainment, which compiles the Official German Charts, names “Dai Dai” the country's Sommerhit 2026 — five weeks at No. 1 on the singles chart and close to 60 million German streams.

American radio comes around: “Dai Dai” climbs 11–9 on Billboard's Rhythmic Airplay chart — Burna Boy's fourth top 10 on the format, and the first for Shakira in 20 years, since “Hips Don't Lie” peaked at No. 5 in 2006.

Two new European peaks for “Dai Dai”: No. 5 on Denmark's official Track Top-40, up two places, and No. 8 on Hungary's MAHASZ Single Top 40 — its best position yet in both countries, and its 46th top-5 placing worldwide.

A new YouTube Music high: the monthly audience reaches 844 million — still the seventh-biggest ever recorded worldwide and the only African artist on that board. Spotify monthly listeners also hit a fresh all-time peak of 59,691,049, lifting him to No. 37 among all artists worldwide.

The historic Spotify run closes: after 25 days in total as the most-streamed song on Earth — the first African-artist No. 1 in the Global Daily chart's history — “Dai Dai” hands the top spot to Ariana Grande, bowing out at No. 3 with 4.48M daily streams and 75 days on the chart.

The streaks keep stretching: “Dai Dai” logs an 8th week at No. 1 in Switzerland, a 4th on France's SNEP chart, a 4th on Spotify's Global Weekly Top Songs list and a 6th atop Mediatraffic's United World Chart — while still leading the Official MENA Chart's latest week.

The “Dai Dai” chart sweep lands 11 new territories: No. 1 in Estonia and, on IFPI Latin America's new chart, Ecuador, plus improved peaks in Uruguay (2), Malaysia (5) and Croatia (13). Now 70 official chart entries, 27 countries at No. 1, and a career No. 1 tally of 46.

A year-by-year audit of 2010–2026 surfaces two missing wins: Rookie of the Year at The Headies 2012 (shared with Dammy Krane) and 2025 International Artist of the Year at the African Entertainment Awards USA. That is 82 wins from 234 nominations across 46 award bodies.

Platinum in Slovakia: “Dai Dai” is certified Platinum by ČNS IFPI, upgrading the Gold it earned in July — the anthem's third Platinum country after Spain and France, alongside its 2× Platinum (Latin) in the US.

London Stadium, again: Burna Boy announces a 2027 return to the 80,000-capacity ground — his third headline show there, after the 2023 debut that made him the first African artist to headline a UK stadium and the 2024 night that set the African concert box-office record. No date announced yet.

Still the biggest song in the world: “Dai Dai” takes a 4th consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200 and a 6th consecutive week atop the Global 200 Excl. US.

Platinum in Sweden: “Location”, the Dave collaboration, is certified Platinum by IFPI Sweden for 12 million on-demand streams — its 14th country, and certification No. 223 worldwide.

New YouTube peak: the monthly audience climbs to 840 million — still the seventh-biggest ever recorded worldwide and the only African artist on that board, with Lady Gaga (862M) next in reach.

Platinum at home: “WGFT”, the Gunna collaboration, is certified Platinum in Nigeria by TurnTable (TCSN) for 100,000 units — its third country after New Zealand and the UK, and certification No. 222 worldwide.

Platinum in France: “Dai Dai” is certified Single Platine by SNEP, France's official body — 30 million equivalent streams for the Shakira collaboration, doubling the Gold it earned three weeks ago.

“Dai Dai” tops Norway's official singles chart — Burna Boy's 25th country No. 1 with the song, and his 44th chart-topping placement across 60 countries. It also reaches new peaks of No. 3 in Ireland, No. 6 in Finland, No. 10 in Australia and No. 13 in New Zealand.

Burna Boy passes 10.6 billion Spotify streams and 17.2 million followers, holding at No. 38 most-followed artist in the world with 59,482,941 monthly listeners — a new career peak.

“Last Last” passes 600 million Spotify streams — 600,032,476 — becoming Burna Boy's first solo song to reach the mark, and still his most-streamed record without a feature.

Another No. 1: “Dai Dai” tops Venezuela's national chart, Record Report — taking the song to 22 country No. 1s and Burna Boy's career to 41 chart-topping placements across 58 countries.

The only African artist in the top 15: Burna Boy places 15th on Chart Update's cross-platform dominance ranking with 1,409 points, on a list led by Bad Bunny, Drake and BTS, and also featuring Michael Jackson, Shakira and Taylor Swift.

A 24th day on top: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart with 5,351,416 streams — 42 days inside the global Top 10 and 69 straight days on the chart, still the most-streamed song on Earth.

58.48 million monthly listeners: a new all-time Spotify peak at 58,478,950, holding at No. 40 in the world, with 17,178,248 followers. Lagos remains his biggest city at 1,574,633 listeners, ahead of London (1,060,343), Abuja (674,733), Port Harcourt (635,922) and São Paulo (608,432).

A Polish top 5: “Dai Dai” jumps 15 places to a new peak of No. 4 on ZPAV's Streaming Top 100 in week 30 — the only Polish chart Burna Boy has ever entered, and now one of his 15 top-5 placings for the song.

Ten days on top in Britain: “Dai Dai” has now spent 10 consecutive days at No. 1 on Apple Music UK. That is the platform's own daily chart — on the Official Singles Chart the song peaked at No. 2.

A 23rd day on top: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart with 5,380,338 streams — 41 days inside the global Top 10 and 68 straight days on the chart, still the most-streamed song on Earth.

No. 1 on YouTube in 62 countries: “Dai Dai” is on 121 YouTube country charts, topping them from Brazil, the US and the UK to Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Angola — the single biggest platform footprint of Burna Boy's career.

Three more countries for “Dai Dai”: No. 3 in Bulgaria (PROPHON), No. 3 in Uruguay (Monitor Latino) and No. 14 in Croatia (Billboard Croatia Songs). That takes the song to 56 official chart entries, and Burna Boy's career footprint to 57 countries.

Three “Dai Dai” peaks were higher than recorded here: No. 3 in Singapore (RIAS), No. 9 in Hungary (MAHASZ Single Top 40) and No. 20 in South Africa (TOSAC). Singapore is the only chart there Burna Boy has ever entered — and he entered it at No. 3.

One for the summer: “Dai Dai” is added to Songs of Summer 2026, Spotify's editors' pick of the season — the playlist's newest intake, alongside Yung Miami, Morgan Wallen, BabyChiefDoIt and Aitana.

Past 800 million on YouTube: the monthly audience climbs another 21M to a new peak of 805 million — the first African artist ever to go that high, and still the seventh-biggest audience ever recorded worldwide.

No. 1 in 12 countries on Deezer: “Dai Dai” is charting on 55 Deezer country charts — top of the pile in Colombia, France, Germany, Spain, Poland, Turkey, Croatia, Czechia, Israel, Slovakia, South Africa and the UAE.

A huge Japanese climb: “Dai Dai” surges to No. 25 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 in its 5th week, passing the No. 38 peak of Bruno Mars & Lady Gaga's “Die With A Smile”. It also debuts at No. 12 on Oricon's Digital Singles chart with 1,914 downloads.

Gold in Greece: “Dai Dai” is certified by IFPI Greece — the World Cup anthem's 8th certification, and the first Burna Boy record to be certified there.

A Hollywood soundtrack credit: Burna Boy is executive music consultant on the “Children of Blood and Bone” film, due in cinemas in January 2027 — his first credit shaping the music of a major studio release rather than appearing on one.

600 million views in 67 days: the “Dai Dai” video becomes the fastest of either Burna Boy's or Shakira's career to the mark, and the first and only 2026 music video to reach it.

A first US top five on a sales chart: “Dai Dai” climbs nine places to No. 2 on Billboard's Digital Song Sales chart, the second best-selling digital single in the country this week.

New peaks across three more countries: “Dai Dai” hits No. 5 in Latvia (+5), No. 6 in Israel (+7) and No. 7 in Denmark (+6) — and holds No. 1 on The Official MENA Chart for a third straight week.

Two more nominations: “Dai Dai” is up for OMG Collaboration at the 2026 Premios Juventud, while Burna Boy takes three at this year's AFRIMMA — Artist of the Year, Album of the Year for “No Sign of Weakness”, and the Crossing Boundaries With Music Award.

58.27 million monthly listeners: another all-time Spotify peak at 58,269,694, holding at No. 40 in the world. “Dai Dai” passes 257 million streams and a 22nd day at No. 1 on the Global Daily chart with 5,331,621.

Iceland makes 21: “Dai Dai” jumps nine places to No. 1 on Billboard's Iceland Songs chart — a 21st country at No. 1 and Burna Boy's 40th chart-topping placement worldwide.

Four new countries and two big climbs on Billboard's international charts: “Dai Dai” debuts in Chile (No. 14), Croatia (No. 14), Peru (No. 23) and Bolivia (No. 25), while Romania surges 16 places to No. 5 and Brazil rises 32 to No. 27.

A 20th country conquered: “Dai Dai” climbs four places to No. 1 on the Czech Republic's official singles chart in its 7th week — taking Burna Boy to 39 chart-topping placements worldwide.

Five weeks atop the United World Chart: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Mediatraffic's global ranking with 375,000 points for the week to 1 August — ahead of Ariana Grande and Tame Impala.

The numbers behind the Hot 100 jump: “Dai Dai” drew 8.6 million US streams (up 69%), 13.9 million in radio airplay audience (up 11%) and 7,000 sold (up 322%) in the 17–23 July tracking week, per Luminate — carrying it 42-17. It is Burna Boy's second Hot 100 top 40 hit and his first in a lead role.

A first Canadian top 10: “Dai Dai” rises to a new peak of No. 3 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100 — Burna Boy's first top 10 there in his career, having never placed a song higher than No. 14. It is also Shakira's first Canadian top 10 since “She Wolf” in 2009.

Five weeks on top of the world: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Billboard's Global Excl. U.S. chart for a 5th week and the Global 200 for a 3rd, on the charts dated 1 August — ahead of BTS, Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber on both.

A No. 17 peak on the Billboard Hot 100: “Dai Dai” surges 25 places on the chart dated 1 August, becoming the highest-charting official World Cup song in Hot 100 history and Burna Boy's second-highest placing ever, behind only “WGFT” at No. 16.

A new Spanish peak: “Dai Dai” climbs to No. 2 on PROMUSICAE's official chart, days after going Platinum there. In Switzerland it takes a 7th week at No. 1 — the longest run atop the Swiss chart by any song this year.

Over 20 days at the summit: “Dai Dai” holds a 21st day at No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily chart, joining BTS's “Swim” as the only songs to spend more than 20 days atop the chart this year.

A 33rd day as the world's most-viewed video: the “Dai Dai” clip stays No. 1 on YouTube worldwide and in 59 countries, now past 6.1 million likes. It also holds a 33rd day atop Apple Music's European chart, a 7th worldwide, and a 23rd day at No. 1 on worldwide iTunes.

A new peak on the Global Digital Artist ranking: Burna Boy lifts two places to No. 13 with 1,721 points.

Past 250 million Spotify streams: “Dai Dai” reaches 252,165,445 — up more than five million in a day. “Last Last” closes on 600 million (598,991,932), still Burna Boy's most-streamed solo song.

A 21st day on top: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart with 5,383,879 streams — 21 days at the summit, 39 days inside the global Top 10 and 66 straight days on the chart.

A first No. 1 in India: “Dai Dai” climbs to the top of the IMI International Top 20 Singles Chart — the 19th country where the World Cup anthem has topped the official singles chart, and Burna Boy's first chart-topper in India.

Platinum in Spain: “Dai Dai” is certified Platinum by PROMUSICAE for 100,000 units — an upgrade from Gold, and the song's biggest certification outside the US.

No. 1 on iTunes in 70 countries: “Dai Dai” adds Latvia to a list running from Anguilla and Argentina to the UK and USA. It also hits a new Deezer Worldwide Top 100 peak of No. 13, charting in 57 countries.

A new peak on YouTube Music's Weekly Top Artists chart: Burna Boy rises six places to No. 12 on 135,497,061 plays — the highest any African artist has placed, and the most plays an African artist has gained in a single week.

A third week atop the French singles chart: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on SNEP's Official Singles Chart — his longest run at No. 1 on any national chart.

Past 58 million monthly listeners: Burna Boy sets another all-time Spotify peak at 58,066,513 and climbs to No. 40 in the world — a new career-best rank, with Lagos alone now past 1.54 million listeners.

A 20th day on top: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart with 6,261,783 streams — 20 days at the summit, 38 days inside the global Top 10 and 65 straight days on the chart.

57.29 million monthly listeners: a new all-time Spotify peak of 57,292,855 — Burna Boy holds at No. 41 in the world, with 17.1 million followers. Lagos alone accounts for 1.5 million of those listeners, ahead of London on 1.02 million.

A new Malaysian peak for “Dai Dai”: the Shakira collaboration climbs five places to No. 12 on RIM's Top 20 most-streamed international singles in week 29, up from No. 17 — its second week on the chart.

A new career peak on Spotify's Global Top Artists chart: Burna Boy reaches No. 64 for the week of 17–23 July — behind only CKay (No. 56) and Asake (No. 63) among Nigerian artists.

A month on top of YouTube: the “Dai Dai” video has now spent 30 straight days as the most-viewed music video in the world — an eight-week run at No. 1 globally, past 5.9 million likes, and still No. 1 in 55 countries.

Apple Music and iTunes milestones: “Dai Dai” reaches a 30th day at No. 1 on Apple Music's European chart, and has now spent 22 days atop the worldwide iTunes songs chart — and it is No. 1 on Apple Music in 26 countries.

A new UK peak: “Dai Dai” climbs to No. 2 (+3) on the Official Singles Chart — by far the highest-charting FIFA World Cup song in UK history.

Italy conquered: “Dai Dai” reaches No. 1 (+5) on Italy's FIMI Top 100 — Burna Boy's 18th country at No. 1 for the World Cup anthem.

56.93 million monthly listeners: Burna Boy sets yet another all-time Spotify peak — 56,934,448, No. 42 in the world.

New Zealand joins in: “Dai Dai” debuts at No. 20 on the official RMNZ Aotearoa Top 40 Singles Chart.

Fresh peaks across Europe: “Dai Dai” hits new highs of No. 5 (+9) in Ireland and No. 12 (+23) in Finland.

An 18th day on top: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart (6.23M streams), and takes a 3rd week atop the Weekly chart with a new high of 40.28 million streams.

Europe keeps it locked: “Dai Dai” spends a 5th week at No. 1 in Austria, a 4th in Germany, and a 3rd in both the Netherlands and Sweden.

533 million views: the official “Dai Dai” video keeps climbing — still Burna Boy's first video past 500M and the most-viewed music video of 2026.

784 million on YouTube: Burna Boy's monthly-audience peak climbs another 37M to a new high — the highest of any African artist, and the seventh-biggest ever recorded worldwide.

Australia rebounds: “Dai Dai” re-enters the ARIA Official Top 50 at a new peak of No. 12 — up from its earlier No. 32.

Sweden crowns it: “Dai Dai” hits No. 1 on Sverigetopplistan, Sweden's official singles chart — another country at the top for Shakira and Burna Boy's World Cup anthem.

Hungary makes 69: “Dai Dai” is now No. 1 on the iTunes Top Songs chart in 69 countries.

56.52 million monthly listeners: Burna Boy sets another all-time Spotify peak at 56,517,687 and climbs to No. 42 in the world — the first African artist ever past 56 million.

A 17th day on top: “Dai Dai” returns to No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs chart with 6.40 million streams — 17 days at the summit for the World Cup anthem.

Austria makes 68: “Dai Dai” is now No. 1 on the iTunes Top Songs chart in 68 countries.

A second day on top: “Dai Dai” holds No. 1 on the Apple Music Global Top 100 — the only song by an African male artist ever to lead that chart.

Past Michael Jackson: a monthly audience of 747 million on YouTube moves Burna Boy ahead of Jackson's 741M, to the seventh-biggest audience ever recorded worldwide — and the only one belonging to an African artist.

Two hundred days and counting: “Last Last” has now spent 200 consecutive days on Apple Music's Global Top 100, peaking at No. 12 — no other African song has managed even 120.

The “Dai Dai” video passes 500 million YouTube views in under two months — now 507 million, Burna Boy's first music video to reach the mark, the 12th fastest ever to do it (59 days) and the world's most-viewed music video of 2026.

“Dai Dai” tops Panama's PRODUCE International Chart, and sets new peaks of No. 13 in Denmark, No. 21 in Romania and No. 36 in Brazil.

Europe keeps “Dai Dai” on top — a 3rd week at No. 1 on Germany's official singles chart and a 2nd week at No. 1 on France's SNEP chart, the two biggest music markets on the continent.

“Dai Dai” tops the daily Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, YouTube, Deezer and Shazam charts across dozens of countries worldwide, and reaches a new No. 5 peak in Costa Rica.

55.95 million monthly listeners: Burna Boy becomes the first African artist in Spotify history to reach 55 million — a new all-time peak of 55,954,318, now No. 44 in the world.

A single-day record: “Dai Dai” drew a new high of 6.72 million Spotify streams in one day — the first time an African artist's song has crossed 6 million daily streams — as the song ran to a 16th day at No. 1 on the global chart.

First on a new chart: Burna Boy becomes the first African artist to top Spotify's newly launched Global Music Video Chart, with “Dai Dai” No. 1 on the inaugural ranking.

Burna Boy is once again the No. 1 best-selling African artist of all time by equivalent album sales — 14.46 million (per ChartMasters), narrowly ahead of Wizkid.

“Dai Dai” hits a new Billboard Hot 100 peak of No. 42 (up 13) in its 5th week — extending Burna Boy's record for the most Hot 100 entries by an African artist.

“Dai Dai” extends its global reign — a 2nd week at No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200 and a 4th week atop the Global 200 Excl. US (charts dated 25 July).

A first on Latin radio: “Dai Dai” rises to No. 1 on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart — Burna Boy's first No. 1 there, and Shakira's record-extending 25th, the most by any woman.

“Dai Dai” tops iTunes worldwide — No. 1 on the iTunes song chart in 67 countries, including the US, UK, Italy, New Zealand, Canada, France, India, Spain and Portugal.

“Dai Dai” conquers Portugal — No. 1 on the AFP Official Top 200 Singles chart, and now certified Gold there.

747 million on YouTube Music: Burna Boy's monthly audience climbs to a new peak of 747M, and he rises to No. 18 on YouTube Music's Weekly Top Artists chart — the highest ever for an African artist.

“Dai Dai” stays on top: a fourth straight week at No. 1 on Mediatraffic's United World Chart, back to No. 1 on the Global Shazam chart (over 400,000 Shazams in 24 hours), and a new No. 5 peak in the Czech Republic.

History made: Shakira & Burna Boy performed “Dai Dai” at the first-ever FIFA World Cup Final halftime show — Burna Boy the first African artist to headline a World Cup halftime show, on a bill with Madonna, BTS & Justin Bieber.

“Dai Dai” crosses 200 million Spotify streams in just 65 days — Burna Boy's 15th song past 200M, the most of any African artist.

More new charts for “Dai Dai”: No.10 on the global Apple Music Top Songs chart — Burna Boy's second straight year in the global Apple Music Top 10, after Gunna's “WGFT” (No.8, 2025) — and a No.17 debut in Malaysia (RIM).

A UK first: “Dai Dai” becomes the first FIFA World Cup song ever to reach the Official Singles Top 10, peaking at No.5 — the highest-charting World Cup song in UK history, surpassing Shakira's own “Waka Waka” (No.21 in 2010).

More “Dai Dai” climbs: the World Cup anthem hits new peaks of No.5 in the UK, No.6 in Italy, No.14 in Ireland and No.35 in Finland on their official singles charts.

Uganda's Triplets Ghetto Kids will join Shakira and Burna Boy on stage for “Dai Dai” at the 2026 World Cup Final halftime show on 19 July — Shakira invited the viral Kampala dance group herself.

Fresh “Dai Dai” peaks confirmed: the World Cup anthem reaches No.2 in Lithuania, No.3 in Nigeria and Uruguay, No.9 in Poland and No.12 in South Africa, and debuts at No.15 in New Zealand — now a No.1 in 15 countries.

714 million on YouTube: Burna Boy becomes the first African artist in history to pass 700 million monthly audience on YouTube Music — now at 714 million, the biggest of any African artist.

No.1 in the Middle East and Luxembourg: “Dai Dai” tops the Official MENA Chart's Top 20 and Luxembourg's Billboard chart, debuts at No.14 in Egypt and climbs to new peaks of No.26 in Hungary and No.21 in Israel.

40 certifications in a year: fresh Gold plaques for “Dai Dai” in Hungary (MAHASZ) and Slovakia (ČNS IFPI) take Burna Boy past 40 international certifications in 2026 — the most any African artist has earned in a single calendar year.

The biggest song in the world: “Dai Dai” is No. 1 on Spotify's Global chart — the most-streamed song on the planet, topping both the Weekly and Daily Top Songs Global charts.

#55 on the Billboard Hot 100: “Dai Dai” climbs 12 places to a new peak in its fourth week — and the Shakira & Burna Boy World Cup anthem is still rising elsewhere, hitting new highs on the Canadian Hot 100 (No.16), in the Czech Republic (No.8) and Singapore (No.20), plus a No.10 debut in Latvia.

No.1 on the Billboard Global 200: “Dai Dai” becomes the first song by an African artist to top Billboard's flagship worldwide chart, per Billboard — Burna Boy's third week atop the Global 200 Excl. US too.

No.1 in France: “Dai Dai” climbs to the top of France's official SNEP Singles Chart (+2 from No.3) — a major-market chart-topper for the Shakira & Burna Boy anthem, which also just went Gold there.

Gold in France: “Dai Dai” is certified Single Or by SNEP, France's official body — the tier SNEP awards at 15 million equivalent streams.

iTunes domination: the World Cup anthem “Dai Dai” has topped Apple's Worldwide iTunes Song chart and reached No.1 on national iTunes download charts in more than 55 countries, from Argentina and Canada to Nigeria and the UAE.

699 million on YouTube: Burna Boy's monthly-audience peak climbs to a new high — the biggest of any African artist, and one of only a handful of acts anywhere to have gone that high.

On the bill in Rotterdam: Burna Boy plays the North Sea Jazz Festival's landmark 50th edition on Saturday 11 July, a marquee name alongside John Legend & The Roots, Diana Krall and Thundercat.

Oceania records stack up: the No Sign of Weakness run grossed $3.12M from 30,946 tickets across four arena shows — the highest-grossing tour and most tickets ever by an African act in the region.

Uruguay joins the map for “Dai Dai”: the Shakira collaboration debuts at No.5 on the CUD Monthly Digital Chart for June.

Fresh “Dai Dai” peaks: No.8 in Italy, No.13 in the UK, No.16 in Ireland, No.10 on Poland's streaming chart and No.32 in Australia — plus a No.44 debut in Finland.

Now 80 career award wins: Burna Boy's Best Afrobeats Entertainer trophy from the 2023 IRAWMA is confirmed against the ceremony's own winners list, across 43 award bodies from 206 nominations.

Argentina makes 13: “Dai Dai” hits No.1 on the Billboard Argentina Hot 100 — a 13th country where the Shakira collaboration has topped the chart.

New No.1 on YouTube Music: Burna Boy's 662 million monthly audience peak is now the highest of any African artist, overtaking Tyla.

“Dai Dai” with Shakira goes 2× Latin Platinum: the RIAA certifies it for over 120,000 units in the US Latin market.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Final halftime show lineup was revealed — Burna Boy the first African artist ever on a World Cup halftime bill, alongside Madonna, Shakira, BTS, Justin Bieber and Coldplay (19 July).

Another No.1 for “Dai Dai”: it tops Greece's official IFPI singles chart — a 12th chart-topping country.

More climbs for “Dai Dai”: up to No.3 in Portugal, No.15 in the Czech Republic and No.26 in Israel, plus a debut at No.22 in Denmark.

A new market for “Dai Dai”: a debut at No.25 on Singapore's official RIAS chart.

More new peaks for “Dai Dai”: No.6 in Portugal, No.19 in Canada, No.39 in Brazil and No.67 on the US Billboard Hot 100.

50 million Spotify monthly listeners: Burna Boy becomes the first African artist in history to reach the mark.

A new peak of No.3 on the Billboard Global 200 — “Dai Dai” jumps six places on the world's biggest chart.

New peaks for “Dai Dai”: No.1 in Lebanon and a new high of No.2 in India.

644 million monthly audience on YouTube Music — the first Nigerian artist past 600 million, now second among African artists behind only Tyla.

Gold in Spain: “Dai Dai” is certified Gold by Promusicae, past 50,000 units sold.

Up to No.3 in France: “Dai Dai” climbs to a new peak on the SNEP official singles chart.

Now No.1 on both of Belgium's regional charts at once: “Dai Dai” tops the Flanders Top 50 after already leading Wallonia.

A vintage Ferrari Testarossa joins the fleet — spotted in London before being moved into his Lagos penthouse.

Two Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600s: Burna Boy bought a pair — gifting one to his mother and keeping the other for his own garage — with his confirmed collection now at 15 cars worth a reported $16.84M.

A ₦9 billion one-of-one Bugatti Chiron — billed as the world's first widebody Chiron — now leads the garage, alongside a new Ferrari SF90 Spider.

Five major European festivals headlined in one summer: We Love Green in Paris, SummerJam in Cologne, Gurtenfestival in Bern, Paléo in Nyon and Lollapalooza Berlin — all in 2024.

A jump of nine in Italy: “Dai Dai” reaches a new peak of No.10 on the FIMI Official Singles Chart.

Up to No.18 in the UK: “Dai Dai” climbs again on the Official Singles Chart, its 5th week there.

No.1 in Germany: “Dai Dai” tops the Top 100 Singles Chart there this week.

Up five spots in Ireland: “Dai Dai” climbs to No.27 on the Official Irish Singles Chart, its 5th week there.

47.87 million monthly listeners on Spotify — yet another all-time peak, still the highest ever recorded for an African artist.

A leap from No.60 to No.5 in Lithuania: “Dai Dai” makes its biggest jump yet, now in its 5th week on the AGATA chart.

Up to No.2 in Norway: “Dai Dai” climbs again in its 6th week on the VG-lista chart.

Seven headline sets and counting at Afro Nation: five in Portugal (2019, 2022, 2023, 2025, 2026), plus Miami and Detroit in 2023.

A new high for “Dai Dai” in Australia: No.47 on the ARIA Top 50.

A new market for “Dai Dai”: a debut at No.7 in Ecuador.

592 million monthly audience peak on YouTube Music — third among African artists, behind only Tyla and Moliy, and still climbing.

Ghana Music Awards UK confirmed as its own ceremony, separate from the main Ghana Music Awards — the career tally now reads 79 wins from 206 nominations across 43 award bodies worldwide.

No other African artist has ever cracked the top 4 on Spotify's Global Daily chart — Burna Boy is the only one to ever reach No. 1.

No. 1 on Spotify's Global Daily chart: “Dai Dai” just made Burna Boy the first African artist ever to top it — and the highest-peaking FIFA World Cup anthem in the chart's history.

47.38 million monthly listeners on Spotify — a new all-time peak, and the highest ever recorded for an African artist.

A brand-new market: “Dai Dai” debuted at No.60 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100.

Six new chart peaks in one week for “Dai Dai”: No.3 in Spain, No.14 in Hungary, No.38 in Israel, No.24 in Canada, No.63 in Brazil and No.74 in the US.

Platinum in South Africa too — “Last Last” pushed the worldwide certification count to 213.

No other African artist has held both a UK No.1 album and a UK No.1 single — until Burna Boy, now also the most certified African artist worldwide.