2024 has been a monumental year for Nigerian music, with Boy Spyce and Khaid leading the pack as their collaborative hit I Don’t Care claims the title of the most Googled song in Nigeria. The catchy track has captured the hearts of listeners nationwide, outpacing releases from Afrobeats heavyweights like Wizkid, Rema, and Ayra Starr.
Google, the go-to platform for discovering music trends and information, revealed that I Don’t Care was the most searched song of the year. It sits at the top of a list that celebrates a mix of breakout stars and established icons, highlighting the dynamic nature of Nigeria’s music scene.
Coming in at number two is Rema’s party anthem Ozeba, while Ayra Starr secures third place with her hit single Commas. Kizz Daniel makes an impressive showing with Twe Twe landing in fourth, and Wizkid’s collaboration with Brent Faiyaz, Piece of My Heart, rounding out the top five.
Notably, Kizz Daniel is the only artist with three entries in the top 10, reaffirming his status as one of the most consistent hitmakers of the year. Meanwhile, Ayra Starr stands tall as the sole female artist on the list, showcasing her undeniable star power. South African duo TitoM and Yuppe also make waves as the only non-Nigerian artists featured, thanks to their smash hit Twala Bam.
Top 10 Most Searched Songs in Nigeria (2024)
- I Don’t Care – Boy Spyce & Khaid
- Ozeba – Rema
- Commas – Ayra Starr
- Twe Twe – Kizz Daniel
- Piece of My Heart – Wizkid ft. Brent Faiyaz
- Egwu – Chike
- Double – Kizz Daniel
- Ogechi – Brown Joel, Hyce, Boy Pee
- Twe Twe Remix – Kizz Daniel ft. Davido
- Tshwala Bam – TitoM and Yuppe
The surge in searches for I Don’t Care underscores the growing popularity of Boy Spyce and Khaid, who have captured the zeitgeist with their relatable lyrics and infectious melodies. The track’s success reflects the diverse tastes of Nigerian music fans, who continue to push the boundaries of the country’s sound on the global stage.
As 2024 wraps up, this list is a testament to the creativity and impact of Nigerian artists. Whether you’re a fan of soulful ballads, energetic party tracks, or innovative collaborations, this year has proven that Nigerian music continues to dominate both locally and internationally.
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