REMA'S CALM DOWN FALLS OFF          BILLBOARD HOT 100 LEAST

Following a record 57 weeks, Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema's calm Down has tumbled off the Billboard Hot 100.

"It made history, becoming the longest-charting and most successful African song of all time," the music monitoring platform Chart Data said on X

The song crushed the 35-week record held by fellow Nigerian Afrobeats star Wizkid's song Essence.

Calm Down entered the Board Hot 100 in September last year, around seven months after its release.

The heartwarming song, which Billboard magazine music experts portrayed as ""a melancholy slow jam with a subtle hypnotic draw", has held music fans overall since its release.

Calm Down's enormous worldwide ubiquity is somewhat because of American pop star Selena Gomez highlighting on the melody, however her part was little.

The song topped at position three on the Billboard Hot 100, the most lofty music positioning in the US, making it the most noteworthy outlining song on which an Afrobeats performer was the lead craftsman.

Fanatics of both Rema and Selena have commended the sog's notable accomplishment following the insight about its exit from the Board Hot 100 chart.

It has broken in excess of twelve records. Last month it turned into the most streamed Afrobeats song on Spotify and the principal African craftsman drove melody to hit one billion streams on the music platform.

"We can't calm Down, Rema has entered the Billions Club with the main African artist drove track to hit a billion streams on Spotify! Congrats to Rema and Selena Gomez," Spotify posted on X when calm Down set the standard.

Calm Down is likewise the main song to burn through one year on the Board Afrobeats graph and its YouTube video, with 673 million perspectives, is the most watched music video by a Nigerian artist.

The tune's persevering through global achievement has pushed 23-year-old Rema into the positions of conspicuous Afrobeats artists like Wizkid, Burna Kid and Davido.

Last month, the song won the debut Best Afrobeats song at the MTV VMA Grants, pushing out other famous Afrobeats artist.