Kweku Smoke continues to dominate Apple Music's Top 100: Ghana chart, with his song 'Bra' retaining its position as the country's most-streamed track. His songs 'Faith', 'Bombele', and 'Survivor' remain in the top five, showcasing his sustained popularity among listeners in Ghana. The rapper's album 'No Days Off' continues to perform strongly, with several tracks featuring among the platform's 20 most-streamed tracks.
Kweku Smoke's dominance extends beyond the top three, with 11 of his songs occupying positions in the top 20. Kofi Mole remains the highest-ranked Ghanaian artiste outside Kweku Smoke in the top five, with 'BALOTELLI (SUPA)' holding steady at No. 4. Kweku Smoke's 'Survivor' follows at No. 5, completing an unchanged top-five lineup. This solidifies his position as a leading figure in Ghana's current streaming conversation.
Asake records five entries in the top 20, including 'Forgiveness', which climbs from No. 11 to No. 6. His song 'WHY LOVE' makes a new entry at No. 20, giving the Nigerian artiste five songs in the top 20. This highlights the strong presence of Nigerian artistes on the Ghanaian streaming chart. Asake's multiple entries and the upward movement of 'Forgiveness' demonstrate his growing popularity in Ghana.
Kweku Smoke's 'Soul Healer' drops one position to No. 7, while Blaqbonez and Asake's 'IKEBE 3000' remain at No. 8. Kweku Smoke's 'Halleluyah' drops two places to No. 9, while Davido, FOLA, and Mayorkun's 'B4 B4' makes a notable four-place jump from No. 14 to No. 10. This movement in the rankings showcases the competitive nature of the Ghanaian streaming chart.
Further down the rankings, 'Okwantunii' moves from No. 10 to No. 11, while 'Mmereniho', featuring Dikoo, slips three places to No. 12. Asake's 'Gratitude' maintains its No. 13 position. Kweku Smoke and Kwesi Arthur's 'Power House' falls two places to No. 14, followed by 'Life Of A Hustler' at No. 15, which remains unchanged. This stability in the rankings indicates a consistent listener base for these tracks.
The latest rankings introduce two new entries: Blaqbonez's 'Chanel', featuring Asake, enters at No. 17, while Asake's 'WHY LOVE' debuts at No. 20. Fameye's 'Gen Z' improves by one place to No. 18, while Black Sherif's 'Jolie' drops two positions to No. 19. This injection of new tracks adds variety to the chart and keeps the rankings dynamic.
Kweku Smoke's continued chart performance places him firmly at the centre of Ghana's current streaming conversation. His song 'Bra' leads the rankings, and a significant portion of the top 20 is occupied by his songs. Meanwhile, Asake's multiple entries and the upward movement of 'Forgiveness' highlight the strong presence of Nigerian artistes on the Ghanaian streaming chart. This trend is likely to continue, given the popularity of these artistes and their music.
Key points
- Kweku Smoke's song 'Bra' retains its No. 1 position on Apple Music's Top 100: Ghana chart.
- Kweku Smoke occupies 11 of the top 20 spots on the Apple Music Ghana chart.
- Asake records five entries in the top 20, including 'Forgiveness', which climbs to No. 6.
