Nigerian hip-hop continues to shine on the global stage, and Spotify’s streaming numbers show just how impactful these rappers are. With their unique sounds and storytelling abilities, they’ve captivated audiences worldwide. Let’s take a look at the Top 5 Most-Streamed Nigerian Rappers on Spotify and what makes each of them a standout.
1. Olamide – 933 Million Streams
The king of versatility, Olamide, sits comfortably at the top. With a career spanning over a decade, the YBNL boss has continuously reinvented his sound, dropping hit after hit. From Baddo Love to Rock, Olamide’s influence is unmatched, and his Spotify streams are a testament to his legendary status.
2. Odumodublvck – 500 Million Streams
Odumodublvck is redefining Nigerian rap with his unconventional style and infectious energy. Songs like Declan Rice have propelled him to massive global recognition, proving that his unique sound resonates with fans across the world.
3. Ice Prince – 205 Million Streams
The Oleku hitmaker remains one of Nigeria’s most iconic rappers. Ice Prince’s smooth delivery and timeless hits have earned him a loyal fanbase that keeps streaming his music, ensuring his place among the greats.
4. Blaqbonez – 202 Million Streams
Known for his wit and creative marketing, Blaqbonez has carved out a niche as one of the most innovative rappers in the game. With albums like Sex Over Love and collaborations that stand out, his rise to the top has been nothing short of remarkable.
5. Phyno – 195 Million Streams
Phyno’s ability to fuse rap with traditional Igbo music has set him apart as a cultural icon. From delivering hard-hitting verses to creating songs with emotional depth, Phyno has consistently proven why he remains a fan favorite.
Here are the Top 5 most streamed Nigerian rappers on Spotify:
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1. Olamide — 933M
2. Odumodublvck — 500M
3. Ice Prince — 205M
4. Blaqbonez — 202M
6. Phyno — 195M
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Nigerian Rap: A Growing Force
These artists aren’t just representing Nigeria; they’re pushing the boundaries of African rap on a global scale. With millions of streams and a growing audience, Nigerian rap is a force to be reckoned with.
Who’s your favorite Nigerian rapper on this list? Let us know in the comments!
