Davido has given his fans another reason to celebrate as his viral hit track, Unavailable, has been officially certified Gold in Canada.
The accolade marks a significant milestone in the Nigerian Afrobeats sensation’s career.
Unavailable is a remarkable track featured on Davido’s highly acclaimed Timeless album. The song became a global sensation almost immediately after its release. Its catchy beats and rhythm captivated audiences worldwide, solidifying Davido’s position as a top-tier artiste.
Davido’s Unavailable went viral on TikTok
One crucial element contributing to the song’s remarkable success was the phenomenon of TikTok challenges. This social media platform, known for its viral trends, played a substantial role in catapulting “Unavailable” to the global stage. The song’s catchy tune, combined with the creativity of TikTok users, made it an instant favourite for countless individuals across the globe.
The Gold certification in Canada signifies that “Unavailable” has achieved sales and streaming figures that are nothing short of remarkable. It demonstrates the immense popularity and impact the song has had on music enthusiasts in the Canadian market.
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Davido, whose real name is David Adedeji Adeleke, has been a trailblazer in the international music scene, pioneering afrobeats to a global audience. His unique style and melodies have earned him a dedicated fan base. “Unavailable” is just one example of his ability to create music that resounds with people from all walks of life.
The artiste expressed his gratitude and excitement on social media platform X after receiving news of the Gold certification.
Davido to headline Afrofuture in Ghana
Meanwhile, Davido, UK rapper J Hus, and Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif have been unveiled as the headline acts for the 2023 AfroFuture.
Ghana is gearing up for an extraordinary musical experience as some of the biggest names in the Afrobeats and rap scenes prepare to take the stage at the AfroFuture concert.
AfroFuture is set to kick off on December 28, 2023. It promises to be more than just a music festival. The two-day jamboree will blend entertainment with education and cultural activities to captivate the audience.