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In a powerful show of Afrobeats’ global dominance, Nigerian superstars Asake and Wizkid have achieved yet another impressive feat. Their collaborative track, MMS, officially surpassed 50 million streams on Spotify as of April 7, 2025.

When MMS premiered on August 8, 2024, it instantly sparked a wave of excitement across streaming platforms. Within just six hours of release, the song racked up over 121,000 streams on Spotify Nigeria, debuting at number nine on the platform’s Top Songs chart.

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By the end of the first full day, MMS had smashed records, amassing 870,000 streams, the highest ever for a debut single in the Nigerian market.

Asake, Wizkid

As the months rolled by, MMS continued to dominate the airwaves and digital playlists. The song maintained a firm grip on both local and international charts, while the release of its official music video further propelled its momentum.

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With millions of views on YouTube and constant rotation on major streaming platforms, the track quickly became a cultural anthem. Notably, it is now the most streamed song from Asake’s third studio album, Lungu Boy, which itself set records with 9.2 million global streams on its opening day.

The collaboration’s success is hardly surprising. Wizkid, already a global icon with multiple platinum records, brought an international edge to MMS, while Asake delivered his signature blend of Fuji-inspired vocals and modern Afro-fusion flair.

Asake, Wizkid
Asake & Wizkid

Together, they crafted a sound that resonated deeply with diverse audiences.

Consequently, MMS didn’t just enjoy popularity; it reshaped the expectations for what Nigerian collaborations could achieve on a global scale.

Moreover, this streaming milestone reflects the broader evolution of music consumption in Africa. With Spotify and other platforms expanding their footprint across the continent, African artists now have greater access to global markets.

Final Thoughts

MMS serves as a case study in how digital platforms can amplify African creativity, connecting local sounds with global ears. The track’s performance is a result of deliberate marketing, artistic innovation, and the loyal support of Afrobeats fans across the world.

As MMS surpasses the 50 million stream mark, it cements both artistes as one of the defining musicians of the current Afrobeats era. For Asake, this represents a major leap in his meteoric rise. For Wizkid, it adds yet another jewel to his already glittering legacy.

Above all, it marks a victory for African music as a whole, demonstrating that homegrown artistry, when executed with excellence, can echo across borders and cultures with resounding impact.

This report is developing, more details will be shared on the SkiwordNews Telegram Channel as soon as possible.

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