Have you ever wondered which Nigerian artists are ruling YouTube with the most subscribers? Well, it’s no surprise that Nigerian musicians are not just making music; they’re making waves globally.

A recent check as of November 20, 2024, into the platform shows how these stars are pulling in millions of fans worldwide, transforming their subscriber counts into a badge of dominance and influence.

Here’s a closer look at the top 10 Nigerian artists with the highest number of YouTube subscribers.

1. Burna Boy

With 5.05 million subscribers, Burna Boy sits comfortably at the top. The Grammy-winning Afrobeats star has mastered the art of blending African rhythms with global sounds.
His fan base extends beyond borders, and his recent record-breaking stadium concerts are proof of his growing dominance.

2. Rema

Rema, the wunderkind who burst onto the scene with Dumebi, follows closely with 4.54 million subscribers. Known for his genre-bending Afrorave sound, Rema continues to attract fans with hits like Calm Down and collaborations with global stars.

3. Davido

David Adeleke, popularly called Davido, holds third place with 4.18 million subscribers. The Timeless album creator, known for hits like Fall and If, has been an unstoppable force in the industry, making both music and philanthropy his playground.

4. CKay

CKay, famous for Love Nwantiti, takes fourth with 4.11 million subscribers. This love anthem, which went viral on TikTok, helped the young artiste.

5. Flavour

With 3.49 million subscribers, Flavour’s highlife magic keeps him in the hearts of music lovers. Through his music, Flavour continues to represent Nigeria’s Eastern heritage.

6. Kizz Daniel

Kizz Daniel, who gave us the viral hit Buga, ranks sixth with 3.22 million subscribers. His knack for creating feel-good tunes and dance-worthy anthems keeps his fans hooked.

7. Wizkid

Wizkid, a global icon with 3.19 million subscribers, is seventh on the list. Known for hits like Essence and Ojuelegba, Wizkid has become a symbol of Afrobeats excellence worldwide.

8. P-Square

The legendary duo of Peter and Paul Okoye, reunited and still holding their own, boast 2.59 million subscribers. With classics like Personally and Do Me, they remain an unforgettable part of Nigerian music history.

9. Tekno

Tekno, known for his sultry Pana, has 2.51 million subscribers. Despite keeping a low profile in recent years, his hits continue to resonate with fans across the globe.

10. Yemi Alade

Yemi Alade closes the list with 2.42 million subscribers. Her powerful voice and energetic performances have earned her the nickname Mama Africa, with hits like Johnny cementing her place as one of Nigeria’s finest.
This list not only reflects the growing appeal of Nigerian music but also shows the artistes’ ability to connect with fans worldwide.