Afrobeats is Taking Over the Billboard World Albums Chart—Here’s Who’s Leading the Charge! 🔥
Afrobeats isn’t just a genre—it’s a global movement, and this week’s Billboard World Albums Chart proves it once again! From breakout stars to seasoned legends, some of Africa’s biggest names continue to dominate, showing that the world just can’t get enough.
Here’s a look at how your favorite Afrobeats artists are performing this week:
🏆 Top Afrobeats Albums on Billboard World Albums Chart
No. 4 – Tyla (Tyla) [45 weeks]
South African superstar Tyla is on fire! Her self-titled debut album has spent an impressive 45 weeks on the chart, proving that she’s here to stay. With hits like Water and Truth or Dare, she’s redefining the pop-Afrobeats sound and cementing her place as a global powerhouse.
No. 9 – Born in the Wild (Tems) [32 weeks]
Fresh off a successful U.S. tour, Tems continues to ride the wave of success with her debut album, Born in the Wild. Featuring fan favorites like Love Me JeJe and Me & U, the project has been on the chart for 32 weeks, showing just how much the world loves her soulful mix of Afrobeats and R&B.
No. 13 – Rave & Roses (Rema) [121 weeks]
Rema’s Rave & Roses is a certified classic. After an astonishing 121 weeks on the chart, the album—powered by global smashes like Calm Down (with Selena Gomez)—continues to push Afrobeats to new heights. His genre-blending style keeps fans coming back for more.
No. 14 – Morayo (Wizkid) [10 weeks]
Wizkid never misses! His latest album, Morayo, has spent 10 weeks on the chart, proving his staying power. Known for consistently evolving his sound, Wizkid keeps fans hooked with his signature smooth vibes and infectious melodies.
No. 18 – The Year I Turned 21 (Ayra Starr) [26 weeks]
Ayra Starr is making waves with her sophomore album, The Year I Turned 21. Spending 26 weeks on the chart, the project—featuring bangers like Commas and Goodbye (feat. Asake)—has solidified her as one of the brightest young stars in Afrobeats.
No. 24 – Made in Lagos (Wizkid) [141 weeks]
A true Afrobeats masterpiece, Wizkid’s Made in Lagos continues to break records. Now at 141 weeks on the chart, the album—home to legendary tracks like Essence (feat. Tems) and Ginger (feat. Burna Boy)—has played a massive role in pushing Afrobeats into the global mainstream.
🌍 Afrobeats’ Global Takeover Continues
With multiple Afrobeats albums holding strong on the Billboard World Albums Chart, it’s clear the genre isn’t just having a moment—it’s here to stay. From Tyla’s breakout success to Wizkid and Rema’s legendary runs, Afrobeats continues to dominate and expand its influence worldwide.
Which of these albums are still in your rotation? Let’s talk in the comments!
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