As of the most recent data and trends, here are some of the **most-viewed Ghanaian songs** on platforms like YouTube. Note that these rankings can change frequently as songs gain more views or new releases attract attention. Based on available data and the popularity of these tracks over time, here's a list of the **Top 10 most-viewed Ghanaian songs** (as of 2024):
### 1. **"Nobody" - Kwesi Arthur (ft. Teni & Day On The Track)**
- Views: Over **100 million views**
- This track, which blends Ghanaian rap and Nigerian Afrobeats influences, became an anthem across West Africa.
### 2. **"Sicko" - Shatta Wale**
- Views: Over **80 million views**
- A massive hit by Shatta Wale that further solidified his status in the global dancehall scene.
### 3. **"Ladder" - Stonebwoy**
- Views: Over **70 million views**
- Stonebwoy's reggae/dancehall fusion with catchy melodies made this a fan favorite.
### 4. **"Angela" - Kuami Eugene**
- Views: Over **65 million views**
- One of Kuami Eugene's biggest hits, this love song from his debut album remains a staple in Ghanaian music.
### 5. **"Adom" - Kofi Kinaata**
- Views: Over **60 million views**
- Kofi Kinaata’s heartfelt song about love and faith resonates with a wide audience.
### 6. **"Odo" - KiDi**
- Views: Over **55 million views**
- A popular romantic hit, "Odo" by KiDi received love both locally and internationally.
### 7. **"Boys No Dey" - E.L**
- Views: Over **50 million views**
- This song became a significant anthem for the youth and is one of the defining hits of Ghanaian hip-hop/rap.
### 8. **"Wiase Y3 D3" - Quamina MP**
- Views: Over **50 million views**
- Patapaa’s "Wiase Y3 D3" brought him widespread fame.
- This track is a party anthem with a collaborative effort that brought together some of Ghana's biggest artists.
### 10. **"My Level" - Shatta Wale**
- Views: Over **40 million views**
- "My Level" is another huge hit from Shatta Wale, celebrating his success and resilience.
### Note:
This list is based on available data, but it can vary due to new releases and updated view counts. Ghanaian music, particularly in genres like Afrobeats, reggae/dancehall, and highlife, continues to gain international attention, so songs may shift in popularity as newer tracks come out.
For the latest updates on view counts and trends, you might want to check platforms like YouTube, Apple Music, or Spotify.
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