Davido’s 'FEM' is the No. 1 song in Nigeria this week

By so doing, it turned the second No. 1 ever on the TurnTable Charts‘ headlining charts, Turntable 50.

The High 50 blends all-genre freemium streaming, radio airplay and TV airplay in Nigeria. All charts can be dated and up to date on Mondays, this week’s chart can be revealed on Monday, November 16.

Olamide occupies each No. 2 and No. three with ‘Infinity’ and ‘Triumphant’ that includes Omah Lay and Bella Shmurda respectively.

Listed below are the highest 10 Nigerian songs of the week;

1.) Davido – FEM

After turning into Nigeria’s flagship song for the EndSARS protests, the tune makes a return as Davido releases ‘A Higher Time. The tune tallied 45.69 million radio viewers impressions, 1.11 million equal streams and 10.19 million TV viewers impression impressions this week.

2.) Olamide that includes Omah Lay – Infinity

Having not too long ago launched a colourful video for the tune, Olamide’s ‘Infinity’ that includes Omah Lay strikes from No. 7 to No. 2 on the High 50, after drawing 2.16 million equal streams. It additionally tallied 23.36 million radio airplay viewers impression

The tune additionally leads the High Streaming Chart for a fourth non-consecutive week and strikes to a brand new peak of No. Eight on High Airplay Chart.

three.) Olamide that includes Bella Shmurda – Triumphant

Olamide’s ‘Triumphant’ Bella Shmurda jumps to No. three on the High 50 after it entered at No. 17 on the final chart. It strikes to No. 2 on Streaming Chart (1.95 million equal streams, up 30.87%), jumps 34-12 on Airplay Chart (20.39 million, up 81.56%) and debuts at No. 27 on TV Songs Chart (5.04 million).

Each “Infinity” and “Triumphant” are from Olamide’s eleventh studio album, Carpe Diem, and have two of the artistes tipped for the Subsequent Rated Awards on the Headies.

Four.) Wizkid that includes Burna Boy – Ginger

Final week’s No. 1 tune falls to No. Four on the High 50. It additionally drops to No. three on High Streaming Chart (1.64 million, down 50.15%) and strikes 11-Four on High Airplay Chart (29.76 million, up 24.5%).

5.) Patoranking – Abule

Patoranking’s ‘Abule’ strikes Eight-5 on the High 50 and ranks within the high ten of High Airplay Chart for a 12th week (solely Rema’s “Lady” has spent longer within the area with 14 weeks).

6.) Cheque – Zoom

It is not on a regular basis Lure/Emo observe turns into successful in Nigeria, however this tune remains to be waxing robust. After it dropped off Cheque’s debut EP, ‘Razor,’ it loved a lukewarm reception however after its video dropped, it soared up the charts.

7.) Bella Shmurda that includes Zlatan and Lincoln – Money App

The tune may be premised upon the counter-culture of ‘yahoo yahoo,’ however the music is alluring sufficient to type a dalliance with the Nigerian coronary heart. The tune additionally additional ties into how popular culture continues to advertise Sq.‘s product of the identical title. Jack Dorsey can be proud.

Eight.) Tems – Damages

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Because the lead single for her debut EP, For Broken Ears, ‘Damages’ has surpassed a whole lot of expectations. Not too long ago, it was introduced that Tems’ debut EP surpassed a million streams on Apple Music. It additionally fell from No. 6 to No. Eight on the charts.

9.) Wizkid – No Stress

Properly, Wizkid admires a girl with no stress and his album, Made In Lagos was stated to replicate that actuality. His tune might need had a tumble from No. Four to No. 9 on this week’s chart, however the instances look nice for Baba Bolu.

10.) DJ Neptune’s that includes Laycon & Joeboy – No person (Icons Remix)

This week, the tune fell from No. 9 to No. 10.

Simply exterior the highest ten is Omah Lay’s ‘Rattling (Remix)’ that includes American R&B artiste, 6lack and Davido’s ‘So Loopy’ that includes American rapper, Lil Child, debuts at No. 17.

You possibly can test the total TurnTable High 50 HERE.

All chart information can be obtainable @turntablecharts on each Twitter and Instagram whereas element charts resembling High Streaming Chart and High Airplay Chart; and platform-based charts such because the official High Triller Chart can be up to date on Tuesday, November 17, 2020.

This comes courtesy of a partnership between Pulse Nigeria and Turntable Charts.