Not “Calming Down”!: Rema Makes History Again As ‘Raves & Roses’ Remains On Billboard 200 For 30th Week

As a result of setting yet another historical record among music lovers and enthusiasts, Rema has recently dominated discussions about Afrobeats. His unique sound and captivating performances have propelled him to the forefront of the genre, solidifying his status as one of the most influential artists in Afrobeats today. With his infectious melodies and thought-provoking lyrics, Rema has captivated a global audience, transcending cultural boundaries and impacting the music industry.

With his debut album “Raves & Roses,” now in its historic 30th week on the chart, the “Rave Lord” Rema has broken a record for the longest-charting African album on the Billboard 200. This achievement solidifies Rema’s status as one of Africa’s most promising and influential artists, showcasing his exceptional talent and global appeal. The success of “Raves & Roses” highlights Rema’s impact on the music industry and paves the way for more African artists to make their mark on the international stage.

Rema surpasses Wizkid’s previous mark, which he shared with his fourth album, “Made in Lagos,” which was awarded RIAA Gold certification. The success of Rema’s global smash hit song “Calm Down” featuring Selena Gomez has given his album “Raves & Roses” an impressive boost.

With a peak position of number 5, “Calm Down” holds the record for being the highest-charting Nigerian song and the second-highest-charting African song on the Billboard Hot 100. With a record 49 weeks at the top, the song also holds the record for the most extended number one on the Billboard US Afrobeats chart. The success of “Calm Down” showcases the growing global popularity of Nigerian music and the Afrobeats genre. The catchy beats and infectious lyrics have resonated with audiences worldwide, solidifying its place as a groundbreaking hit in the music industry. Rema’s remarkable success since the release of “Calm Down” has garnered international attention and increased interest in the exquisitely produced “Rave & Roses” Album.