Superstar singer, Wizkid has recorded his fourth Billboard Hot 100 entry with his feature on Chris Brown’s Afrobeats-inspired single, ‘Call Me Everyday.’ The single is off Chris Brown’s latest album “Breezy,” and is currently peaked at number 74 on the chart.
Previously, Wizkid recorded entries with Drake’s 2016 hit single ‘One Dance’ which peaked at number one, Beyoncé’s ‘Brown Skin Girl’ which peaked at Number 76 on the chart,and ‘Essence’ featuring Tems and Justin Bieber, at number 9.
Billboard recently announced Wizkid as the Longest Charting African Artist, Wizkid’s Essence featuring Tems as the longest-charting African song, and Wizkid’s fourth studio album, Made In Lagos, as the longest-charting African album.
The song, ‘Essence’ is Wizkid’s most successful single. In the United States, it peaked on the Billboard Top 10, earning a platinum plaque in the process.
The Billboard Hot 100 confirms Wizkid’s success in the United States.
With his much-anticipated album ‘More Love, Less Ego’ on the way, Wizkid will further break new ground both nationally and internationally.
Congratulations Wizkid
