Olivetheboy Beats Black Sherif, Stonebwoy And Others As Most Streamed Ghanaian Artsite of 2023 Mid-Year

• Ghanaian musician Olivetheboy appeared to have topped the official Chartmetrics chart for mid-year 2023 in Ghana
• Chartmetrics and Soundcharts observed streaming metrics from January to June 2023 for Ghanaian musician
• This report cuts across five different streaming platforms, namely, Spotify, Audiomack, Tiktok, Boomplay and YouTube

Ghanaian Afrobeat sensation Olivetheboy has surprised Ghanaians with his position among the top five Ghanaian musicians on Chartmetrics.

King Promise and Black Sherif came up second and third on the list.

The data showed that Camidoh, Gyakie and KiDi followed on the list in this respective order.

Olivetheboy launched himself into the limelight when his hit song Goodsin became one the most Shazamed song in the country with about ten million streams—and adjudged as one of the weightiest Ghanaian singles on Tiktok in early 2023.

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Stonebwoy shares his secret to excellent shows in Detty December

Ghanaian artiste Stonebwoy granted YEN.com.gh an exclusive interview to discuss his relevance in the African music conversation.

The dancehall musician has securely established his presence in Ghana and the emerging African beat, Amapiano.

He is also known to be a prominent feature in Detty December, a specially curated cluster of music festivals designed to give Diasporas the opportunity to experience their ancestral lineage.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Stonebwoy shared that he prioritises his health in order to meet up with his fans' expectations. He added that maintaining a healthy nutritional diet is on top of that list.

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Black Sherif discloses his no-fail tactic for dealing with cyberbullying and internet trolls

In other news, YEN.com.gh reported on how Black Sherif says he deals with negativity and bullies online.

The Ghanaian musician admitted that he does not like reading stuff about him on the internet because people can be cruel. So he spends very little time online to avoid the bad energy.

Many people were impressed with his mature outlook on how to deal with the negatives that come from being a celebrity.

Source: YEN.com.gh