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Asake Named Most-Streamed Artiste of H1 2026

Nigerian Afrobeats star Asake has emerged as the Asake most-streamed artiste in Nigeria during the first half of 2026, according to TurnTable Charts. The singer recorded an impressive 681.36 million streams between January and June, placing him at the top of Nigeria’s H1 2026 streaming rankings.

Asake finished ahead of several major Nigerian artistes, including Wizkid, who recorded 455.98 million streams during the same period. Seyi Vibez followed closely behind Wizkid with 449.99 million streams, highlighting the intense competition among Nigeria’s biggest streaming stars.

The achievement further strengthens Asake’s position as one of Africa’s most commercially successful Afrobeats artistes. His impressive streaming numbers came during a period that saw the singer maintain strong attention from Nigerian and international music audiences.

Asake also enjoyed significant success with his music collaborations, particularly through his work with Wizkid on their hit single, “Jogodo.” The song reportedly became Nigeria’s most-streamed song during the first half of 2026, accumulating 60.7 million streams.

Meanwhile, Asake’s fourth studio album, ‘M$NEY’, also contributed to his strong presence across digital streaming platforms following its release in May 2026. The combination of album streams, individual song performances and collaborations helped drive the singer’s remarkable H1 figures.

For fans and industry observers, the latest ranking demonstrates the continued commercial strength of Afrobeats and its leading performers. The Asake most-streamed artiste achievement also adds another major milestone to the singer’s growing career and reinforces his influence within Nigeria’s music industry.

With the second half of 2026 still underway, Asake’s latest streaming milestone could set the stage for another strong year. His continued dominance across major streaming platforms further shows why he remains one of Nigeria’s biggest contemporary music exports.

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