Kidi breaks barriers as Touch It appears on charts in UAE, India, Uganda and 15 other countries

Kidi breaks barriers as Touch It appears on charts in UAE, India, Uganda and 15 other countries

  • Kidi is currently making waves in many countries across the globe with his Touch It song
  • Per recent statistics, his song, which has gone viral in the country, is trending in 18 countries
  • YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Touch It appeared on a star-studded Indian TV show

Ghanaian musician, Dennis Dwamena, known by the stage name Kidi, is currently putting Ghana on the map, following news of one of his songs trending worldwide.

In a new statistic released by Charts Ghana, it has been reported that the Lynx Entertainment signee's song, Touch It, has appeared in music charts in many countries.

The report had it that Touch It was challenging songs on music charts in countries such as Honduras, United Arab Emirates, Panama, Netherlands and New Zealand.

Kidi breaks barriers as Touch It appears on charts in UAE, India, Uganda and 15 other countries
Kidi breaks barriers as Touch It appears on charts in UAE, India, Uganda and 15 other countries. Source: Instagram/modified by author
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Apart from the fact that Touch It was trending in foreign countries, his album, Golden Boy, is topping charts in 9 other countries.

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Not long ago, YEN.com.gh reported that the Ghanaian singer and songwriter reacted to a video of top Indian stars dancing to his song 'Touch It' in a video posted online.

He reposted the video on his personal Instagram account with a caption of gratitude and surprise at the global reach of his song.

The original video was posted by Farah Khan Kunder, an Indian film director, film producer, actress, dancer and choreographer.

It showed Kunder and her celebrity friends dancing to the song off KiDi's recently released 'GOLDEN BOY' album.

Commenting on the recent revelation, disc jockey of D-Black owned Club Onyx, Solomon Worlako famed as DJ Biggie noted that even though Kidi had a big song, the credit had to go to disc jockeys as well.

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According to him, both mainstream and club DJs played a huge role in the song's success because they played it over and over again.

DJ Biggie also added that some credit had to go to content creators across all social media platforms who used the song in their videos that went viral.

"There is no doubt that Kidi's song is big but the credit has to go to other people including we the DJs and content creators who used the song in their viral videos", DJ Biggie noted.
These people also played a huge role in the song's success because if a DJ does not play your song, it would go nowhere. So I want to send huge shout outs to all DJ's who kept Touch It on repeat", DJ Biggie added.

Speaking about lists and setting records, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian musician, Black Sherif, known in real life as Mohammed Ismail Sherif, has become a topic of interest, following a new record he has set in the month of August 2021.

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According to statistics coming from Charts Ghana's Twitter page, the First and Second Sermon hitmaker managed to take pole position in the most streamed songs for August this year.

Per the statistics, Black Sherif managed to amass a whopping 2.35 million views on YouTube beating the likes of Ghana's fastest rapper Sarkodie and Nigeria's WizKid.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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