Nigerian music sensation Wizkid has made headlines again, securing a historic milestone by entering the Guinness World Records for his contributions to global music excellence. The achievement stems from his collaborative role in the hit single “One Dance” with Canadian artist Drake, which set a Guinness World Record for being the most streamed song on Spotify, surpassing one billion plays globally. The track, released in 2016, dominated charts worldwide and solidified Wizkid’s position as one of the most influential Afrobeat stars on the global stage.
FC Celebrate as Wizkid Makes History
Wizkid’s fanbase, popularly known as Starboy FC, erupted in celebration following this recognition. The phrase “Nobody’s Mate” began trending online as fans hailed Wizkid’s continued dominance in the music industry and his role as a trailblazer for Afrobeat music. This monumental achievement not only reinforces his influence but also highlights the genre’s growing international appeal
Wizkid’s recognition by the Guinness World Records marks a significant milestone for African music, placing Afrobeat on a pedestal that resonates across continents. His songwriting credit on “One Dance” opened doors for collaborations with other global icons, and his success inspires a new generation of African artists to aim for similar global impact.
This achievement is not Wizkid’s first international feat. From winning multiple BET Awards and MOBO Awards to earning Grammy recognition, Wizkid continues to showcase African talent on the world stage. His record-breaking success with “Made in Lagos” and sold-out performances in major venues like the O2 Arena underscore his cultural significance.
Wizkid’s journey remains a symbol of excellence and innovation in African music, proving once again that Afrobeat is a global force to be reckoned with.
