Burna Boy songs tops the Billboard Hot 100 chart

Burna Boy has made history as the Nigerian artist with the most charting songs on the Billboard Hot 100, with six entries in total.

Each song highlights his global influence and the versatility of his Afro-fusion sound.

1. “Ye” (2018)

This breakthrough hit, often considered Burna Boy’s signature song, is a global anthem. The track’s infectious rhythm and uplifting message about success resonated internationally, landing him on global charts.

Although it didn’t chart on the Hot 100 upon its release, its enduring popularity continues to contribute to his global rise.

2. “On the Low” (2018)

Known for its mellow vibe, “On the Low” became a fan favorite, showcasing Burna Boy’s ability to mix Afrobeat with pop elements.

It further solidified his appeal in the U.S. and beyond, making him a significant figure in the global music scene.

3. “Anybody” (2019)

From his critically acclaimed album African Giant, this track carried Burna Boy to new heights internationally.

With its vibrant Afrobeats sound, it attracted attention on streaming platforms and international radio, pushing him into the Hot 100 conversation.

4. “Location” (2019, with Dave)

This collaboration with British rapper Dave made its way onto the Hot 100 due to the fusion of UK rap and Burna Boy’s Afrobeat influence.

The song became a massive hit in the UK and extended Burna’s reach across various markets, including the U.S.

5. “Last Last” (2022)

A track that reflects Burna Boy’s ability to make global hits with deeply personal lyrics, “Last Last” became his biggest charting song on the Hot 100.

It showcases the power of Afro-fusion and Burna’s capacity to blend introspective storytelling with a danceable beat, resonating with audiences globally.

6. “Sittin’ On Top of the World” (2023)

One of his more recent entries, this track, which samples Brandy’s 1998 hit, further emphasizes Burna Boy’s versatility.

It blends nostalgic R&B with Afrobeat rhythms, propelling it to chart success in the U.S.

These six charting songs not only highlight Burna Boy’s remarkable talent but also signify the global acceptance of Afrobeat and its fusion with other genres.