Top 10 Greatest Afrobeats Songs (No. 10 to No. 1)

10. “Jaga Jaga” – Eedris Abdulkareem (2004)

A fearless anthem confronting corruption and social injustice, so powerful it drew the condemnation of then-President Obasanjo.

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9. “Oleku” – Ice Prince ft. Brymo (2010)

A breakout hit that fused Ice Prince’s confident rap with Brymo’s ethereal chorus, one of the most covered Afrobeats tracks ever.

8. “My Car” – Tony Tetuila (2001)

An early Afrobeats classic with witty, relatable lyrics, "You don hit my car, oyinbo repete" became unforgettable.

7. “Dami Duro” – Davido (2011)

The song that launched Davido into superstardom, fiery, confident, and anthem-like, the embodiment of youthful Afrobeats energy.

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6. “Ojuelegba” – Wizkid (2014)

A soulful ode to Wizkid’s neighborhood in Lagos that resonated globally; Drake and Skepta remixed it, helping usher Afrobeats to worldwide audiences.

5. “Oliver Twist” – D’banj (2012)

A dancehall-tinged Afrobeats smash that cracked the UK Top 10, caught Kanye West’s attention, and introduced Nigerian pop to new global stages.

4. “Gongo Aso” – 9ice (2008)

A street-pop masterpiece blending Yoruba, hip-hop flows, and infectious rhythms, cultural and international recognition followed swiftly.

3. “Do Me” – P-Square (2007)

A sleek, choreographed anthem that showcased Afrobeats super-stardom and African flair in a world-class music video.

2. “Yahooze” – Olu Maintain (2007)

An unapologetic, swagger-filled party track that defined Afrobeats’ flamboyant side, even Colin Powell was filmed dancing to it!

1. “African Queen” – 2Baba (2Face Idibia) (2004)

A tender R&B-inspired ballad that became the genre’s global love anthem, first played at MTV Base Africa’s launch and featured in a Hollywood soundtrack.