Nigerian singer and songwriter Ololade Asake has solidified his place in the annals of Nigerian music history by achieving a remarkable feat: he is now the artist with the highest number of certified songs and albums in the country. Asake’s rise to prominence has been driven by his unique blend of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and other genres, capturing the hearts of fans both in Nigeria and internationally.
The singer’s growing list of accolades is a testament to his undeniable talent and influence in the music industry. Recently, his album *Mr Money With The Vibe* reached an impressive milestone, receiving a 7x Platinum certification after selling over 350,000 copies. This achievement highlights not only the album’s immense popularity but also Asake’s rapid ascension in the global music scene.
In addition to his album success, Asake has earned numerous other significant certifications. His hit song “Lonely At The Top” has been certified 7x Platinum for selling 700,000 units, while “Bandana” and “Terminator” both received 5x Platinum certifications after surpassing 500,000 units in sales. These achievements reflect his consistency and widespread appeal among listeners worldwide.
Asake’s catalog is full of top-charting tracks that have earned him multiple Platinum and Gold certifications. His songs such as “Sungba,” “2:30,” “Basquiat,” and “Joha” have all received Platinum certifications, with several others being recognized with 4x, 3x, and 2x Platinum statuses. Additionally, tracks like “Active,” “Fuji Vibe,” and “Olorun” have been awarded Gold and Silver certifications, further cementing his position as one of the leading forces in Nigerian music.
The Grammy-nominated artist’s influence extends beyond the Nigerian music scene, with international recognition for his work. His song “Bandana” achieved a UK certification for 200,000 units, while both Mr Money With The Vibe and “Work of Art” were certified Silver in the UK, each surpassing 60,000 units in sales. These achievements mark Asake’s growing global presence and his ability to cross cultural and geographical boundaries with his music.
