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Shallipopi Reaches 600 Million Career Streams on Spotify

The street-hop sensation becomes the 27th Nigerian artiste to achieve this streaming milestone.

August 1, 2025

3:38 pm

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Nigerian street-pop star Shallipopi has crossed 600 million career streams across all credits on Spotify, making him the 27th Nigerian artiste to reach the milestone.

 

He surpasses Tekno, who currently stands at 587 million streams, to claim his spot on the leaderboard. 

 

The 25-year-old’s rising numbers are buoyed by the success of tracks like “Laho” (and its remixes), as well as his guest appearance on “Juju” by Smur Lee and ODUMODUBLVCK—contributions that account for nearly a fifth of his overall streams.

 

It’s a notable feat for an artiste whose career only began three years ago.

 

Coincidentally, this milestone comes alongside another: 1da Banton has become the 37th Nigerian act to reach 400 million career streams on Spotify.

 

Here are the 30 most streamed Nigerian artists on Spotify across all credits as of July 31, 2025), according to the Debut Hub.

  1. Wizkid — 9.02 billion 
  2. Burna Boy — 8.62 billion
  3. Rema — 5.09 billion 
  4. Tems — 3.83 billion
  5. Davido — 3.07 billion
  6. Ayra Starr — 2.85 billion
  7. CKay — 2.62 billion 
  8. Omah Lay — 2.51 billion
  9. Asake — 2.43 billion
  10. Fireboy DML — 2.1 billion
  11. Mr Eazi — 1.81 billion
  12. BNXN — 1.45 billion
  13. Kizz Daniel — 1.38 billion
  14. Olamide — 1.25 billion
  15. Victony — 1.13 billion
  16. Seyi Vibez — 1.06 billion
  17. Oxlade — 924 million 
  18. Ruger — 885 million
  19. ODUMODUBLVCK – 870 million
  20. Tiwa Savage — 743 million
  21. Joeboy — 737 million 
  22. Adekunle Gold — 736 million 
  23. Maleek Berry —  712 million 
  24. Young Jonn — 689 million 
  25. melvitto — 689 million 
  26. Lojay — 615 million 
  27. Shallipopi — 608 million 
  28. Tekno — 587 million 
  29. Wande Coal — 553 million 
  30. Tempoe — 538 million 
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