Davido Scores Dozen Hits from 'Oriade' Album on Afrobeats Songs Chart
Published August 11, 2026 · WORLD

Davido's 'Oriade' album sends 12 tracks to the U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart, including "B4 B4," his 12th top 10, "Tell Everybody" and "Already Falling."
Nigerian-American artist Davido has solidified his influence on the U.S. Afrobeats scene with an impressive chart performance fueled by his latest album, 'Oriade'. According to billboard.com, twelve tracks from the project have made their debut on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart dated August 15, 2026, underscoring the album’s strong streaming presence in the United States.
Leading this surge is “B4 B4,” a collaboration with Mayorkun and FOLA, which entered the chart at number six. The track's initial chart success stems from over 600,000 U.S. streams during the tracking week from July 31 to August 6, 2026. This achievement represents a milestone for both featured artists: Mayorkun attains his first top 10 appearance after several chart entries, while FOLA adds to his growing list of placements, further highlighting their rising profiles within the Afrobeats genre.
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The arrival of “B4 B4” also marks Davido’s twelfth top 10 hit on this Billboard chart, which has been tracking Afrobeats songs in the U.S. since April 2022. This extends his record to 56 career chart entries, a testament to his sustained popularity and the growing appetite for Afrobeats music in international markets.
'Oriade' itself debuted strongly, registering 5,000 equivalent album units in its first tracking week, which earned the album a No. 8 spot on the World Albums chart. This debut continues Davido’s consistent presence in the top 10 of this ranking, marking his sixth consecutive entry since his 2016 EP 'Son of Mercy' first made the list. His previous albums, including 'A Good Time' (2019), 'A Better Time' (2020), 'Timeless' (2023), and '5ive' (2025), have all achieved top 10 status, reflecting the artist’s entrenched position within the global music landscape.
Beyond “B4 B4,” several other tracks from 'Oriade' have also made notable entries on the U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart. “Tell Everybody,” featuring Leon Thomas, debuted at number 11, while “I Know Who I Be,” with JAZZWRLD and GL_Ceejay, showed upward movement from number 14 to 13. The album also includes “Already Falling” at number 15, “Amazing Grace” featuring Black Sherif at number 17, and “Gimme Dat Ting” with NO11 at number 18. Additional songs such as “On the Road,” “Constantly,” “Julie,” “Yaya” featuring Aya Nakamura, “Guide,” and “Zanzibar” also charted within the top 40, demonstrating the album’s broad appeal across multiple tracks.
These chart positions indicate not only the strength of Davido’s latest release but also the growing acceptance and consumption of Afrobeats music within the U.S. market. His collaborations with artists like Mayorkun, FOLA, Leon Thomas, Black Sherif, and Aya Nakamura highlight a strategic blend of talent that spans continents, bringing together diverse sounds and audiences.
Davido’s ability to consistently chart multiple tracks simultaneously reflects a shift in how Afrobeats songs are being consumed and appreciated internationally. The inclusion of various featured artists also suggests a collaborative approach that benefits all parties by expanding reach and fostering cross-cultural musical exchanges.
Despite the detailed chart data, some specifics about individual track performances beyond streaming numbers remain limited. However, the evidence to date underscores Davido’s role as a leading figure in elevating Afrobeats on the global stage. His newest work with 'Oriade' continues this trajectory, demonstrating both commercial success and genre influence.
As the Afrobeats genre continues to grow in prominence worldwide, artists like Davido are pioneering pathways for broader recognition and integration into mainstream music markets. With twelve tracks charting simultaneously and multiple top 10 appearances, his recent achievements signal a significant moment for the genre’s expansion and for African artists on the international music scene.
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