Entertainment
Rema Emerges Artiste With Most Viewed Music Video
Award-winning singer and a member of the Mavins Record, Rema has become the Nigerian artist with the Most Viewed Music Video on YouTube in 2022.
The 22-years-old beat his senior colleagues, Burna Boy, Kizz Daniel, Davido and others to win the title.
Rema, whose career saw a huge soar in 2022, took the number one and two spot for most viewed music video on YouTube. His hit songs Calm Down has 313 million views, while the remix featuring Selena Gomez has 204 million views.
Burna Boy’s Last Last came 3rd with 144 million views, followed closely by, Kizz Daniel’s Buga which garnered over 110 million views.
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