ano amyi arawatari gerant wasain signir okaya In this video we will be looking at the top 5 biggest Afrobeats artist at the moment. This is 100% my opinion. If you have a different opinion, please drop it in the comment section. Also, if you are not located with my numbering, you can number the list by yourself in the comment section. Which I will see your time. Let's dive into the main part of the video. Number 5 on this list is Kis Daniel. Kis Daniel remains the most undirritated Afrobeats artist. This guy has given us Bangalp on Bangas since the past 2 years. With some of the biggest being Buga and other, these songs did a lot of numbers and filled the space. Even till date, the songs are still banging. Before dropping Buga last year, he dropped an EP titled Bana Bass and all the songs were hit. It's high time we start giving Kis Daniel his flowers. As for me since the past 2 years, he's made more solo hits than anyone. And his career has been very consistent from the days of G.O.D. until he started his own record label, FlyBot in 2017. Number 4 on this list is Rema. At the moment, Rema is arguably one of the biggest artists out of Africa. His hit song, Come Down, which was released in February of 2022, is currently one of the biggest songs in the world right now. The song has been the number one song on TikTok and Instagram rules since last year. He currently has over 35 million monthly listing as on Spotify, making him the first Afrobeats artist to reach that height. Come Down currently has over 500 million plays on Spotify for the remix, featuring Selena Gomez and over 300 million plays for the main song that's close to 1 billion. On YouTube, the two videos have over 700 million views. That's crazy. He currently holds the record for the most viewed Afrobeats music video on YouTube, which is the original version of Come Down, with over 406 million views. Since he was introduced into the music industry in 2019, Rema is that artist who can say all his singles are hits. He is the biggest of all the new ads. He's the longest young versus the toughest. Yes. Yes, Rema is that dad. Crazy. Come on. You don't know. See his abs now. See his dress sense. His, like his intentional. Very. Rema. Rema. Rema. Rema. Start the serial number again. I love you. Rema. Number three of these lists we have Whiskeyed. Before Bonaboy joined the big league, it was Whiskeyed and the video Killing It Internationally. Whiskeyed has had a very successful music career and has achieved a lot since the past two years. His album made in Legos, which also has a deluxe version. It's the longest-chatting Afrobeat's album on Billboard with massive hits songs like Mood, Ginger, Blast, and Essence, featuring Thames and the Remix featuring Justin Bieber. As at now, Essence is the best-selling Afrobeat song in the United States. After selling over 3 million units, which is triple platinum, in 2021, Whiskeyed became the first Afrobeat artist to sell out three different dates at the 20,000 capacity O2RN in London, attracting over 50,000 fans on the three dates. I love you, brother. I love you, brother. I love you, brother. I love you, brother. Number two of these lists is David O. David O remains one of Afrobeat's greatest hitmaker. David O is one artist we all can agree that he really pushed Afrobeat internationally as a solo artist. His hit song, Fall, was the first Afrobeat single to be certified gold in the United States. The song is currently platinum after selling over 1 million units. His hit song, If, is also gold in the United States, making him the only Afrobeat artist to have two solo songs selling over 500,000 units in the United States. In 2018, David O became the first Afrobeat artist to receive his BET awards as the best international at on the main stage. Last year, 2022, he became the first Afrobeat artist to feature in a World Cup theme song and also performed at the World Cup Final. Last year, he lost his song, If I Am, R.I.B. to him. And since then, he has been away from the music scene except for performing at the World Cup Final in Qatar. Since then, his fans and lovers have been waiting endlessly to hear from him. He hasn't dropped any major solo songs since Champion Sound in 2021 and Stan Strong in 2022. Or the video has had more number once than any of these artists as he has been featured in a lot of his songs. Hey, yo, Davido, I gotta give you your flowers. I don't care what nobody say. You wanted the greatest artist in the fucking world, nigga. Top motherfucking records every fucking time. Big Davido. And number one, can you guys guess? I don't know if you're good at guessing. Number one is Bonaboy of course. I mean that had 30BG fun, but I think it's Bonaboy's time. Bonaboy has been killing it, locally and internationally since 2018. Before then, personally, I can say he was just like any other artist. For he has achieved a lot of feet since the past five years. He has dropped several chart-topping hits, locally and internationally, and has had three successful music albums, namely African Giant, Twice Ashtol and Love Dominic. He has won Back to Back BET Best International at Awards three times in a row. His last three albums were all nominated for Grammys as Best Word Music album. And his second to the last album, Twice Ashtol, which was executively produced by D.D. Won a Grammy. His last album, Love Dominic, was a banger. It had massive songs like Last Last, which was the quickest, aprobite song to go platinum in the United States, within just nine months of release after selling one million units. It also has songs like For My Hand featuring British singer H.E.R. Some weeks ago, he performed at the NBA All-Star Half-Time Show alongside Rema and Thames. He will also be performing at this season's UEFA Champions League Final in Istanbul. Thank you for watching this video till the end. Please let me know if you watch this video till the end so I can send you a flower. I know a lot of you won't agree with my list. So I would like you to make your own list in the comments section. Please don't forget to like this video, subscribe and share. See you in the next video. Peace, I'm out.