Africa Fact of the Day features the most wonderful and weird facts about the history and culture of the African Continent. Photo: Pexels
Africa Fact of the Day: Africa’s most streamed songs on Spotify- 17 November 2023
Africa Fact of the Day features the most wonderful and weird facts about the history and culture of the African Continent.
Africa Fact of the Day features the most wonderful and weird facts about the history and culture of the African Continent. Photo: Pexels
The African continent has the second largest population in the world, with more than one billion people.
It has 54 countries rich in history, culture, and diversity and more than 2,000 languages spoken by the people of Africa.
TODAY’S AFRICA FACT
Africa Fact: Africa’s Most Streamed Songs on Spotify
1.Rema & Selena Gomez’s Calm Down – 1.1 billion
2.CKay’s Love Nwantiti – 777 million
3.CKay’s Love Nwantiti Remix ft. Dj Yo!& AX’EL- 562.9 million
4. Rema’s Calm Down Original Version – 507.6 million
5. Libianca’s People – 497.5 million
6. Seether’s Fake It – 401.8 million
7. Amaarae’s Sad Girlz Luv Money Remix ft. Moliy& Kali Uchis – 381.4 million
8. Master KG’s Jerusalema ft. Nomcebo Zikode- 377.4 million
9. Burna Boy’s Last Last – 342.1 million
10. Fireboy & Ed Sheeran’s Peru – 283.5 million
11.Blackway’s What’s Up Danger – 281 million
12. Ayra Starr’s Rush – 280.6 million
13. Seether’s Broken – 261 million
14. Oxlade’s Ku Lo Sa – 259.6 million
15. Burna Boy’s On The Low – 247 million
16. Burna Boy’s For My Hand ft. Ed Sheeran – 218 million
17. Seether’s Remedy – 211.9 million
18. Wizkid’s Essence Remix ft. & Justin Bieber- 204.8 million
19. Burna Boy’s Ye – 199 million
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