Not Calming Down at All: Remas Calm Down Becomes 1st Afrobeat Song to Hit 400m Views on You
- Popular Nigerian singer, Rema, is now being celebrated on social media over his latest achievement
- The music star’s hit track, Calm Down, has been named the first Afrobeat song to hit 400 million views on YouTube
- The news of Rema’s great feat made the rounds online, and it got a number of netizens talking about it
Talented Nigerian singer, Rema, has once again hit a great feat in his career with his hit song, Calm Down.
The hit track, released in February 2022, has now bagged over 400 million views on YouTube.
According to reports, Rema’s Calm Down track is the first Afrobeat song to achieve such a great feat.
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Nigerians react as Rema’s Calm Down song becomes first Afrobeat track to have 400m YouTube views
Shortly after the news made the rounds about Rema’s Calm Down being the most viewed Nigerian music video on YouTube, a number of netizens shared different reactions on social media.
Read some of their comments below:
dickchimezienelson1:
“Not first African sing, first afrobeat song.”moniecare101:
“Remy is a boy️❤️”real_mikeorgan:
“NAh why the song dey calm down best other legendary hits.”etzjamez:
“Rema's calm down is not calming down atall✨”rosarhlia___:
“I think I’m in love with him, been dreaming about this nig*ga .”lucas.topup:
“Algorithm favoured him . nothing special there.”Olamide recounts how senior musician accused him of stealing his money
Popular Nigerian rapper, Olamide, recently shared his most embarrassing experience when he was still new in the music industry.
The YBNL boss noted that the incident, which left him very angry and embarrassed, happened when he was still an upcoming musician under ID Cabasa.
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Olamide explained that a senior artiste had come to record a song at the studio and needed something to eat, so they decided to send him to buy food as the youngest around.
However, upon Olamide’s return to the studio, the senior artiste accused him of keeping his change and trying to steal from him. Baddoo added that he got so angry, but a look from ID Cabasa calmed him down.
Source: Legit.ng
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