Skip to content Skip to sidebar Skip to footer

Victony SLICK Hits 11th Week at No. 1 on UK Afrobeats Chart

Victony SLICK Hits 11th Week at No. 1 on UK Afrobeats Chart

Victony is not slowing down, and the UK is not ready to move on. The Victony SLICK UK Afrobeats chart run just hit another huge milestone.

SLICK now sits at No. 1 on the UK Afrobeats Songs Chart for an 11th consecutive week. Notably, that streak covers more than two months at the summit. Clearly, British fans keep choosing this record.

Why the Victony SLICK UK Afrobeats Chart Streak Matters

First, the run shows real staying power. Many songs peak fast and then fade. However, SLICK keeps its grip on listeners in the United Kingdom.

Furthermore, the streak proves Victony connects far beyond Nigeria. His sound now travels across borders with ease. Consequently, he stands among the brightest new generation stars in Afrobeats.

AfrobeatsGlobal has followed this climb closely. Similarly, the momentum reaches beyond the charts. SLICK has passed 40 million Spotify streams and joined Harper’s Bazaar’s Songs of the Summer playlist.

What the Victony SLICK UK Afrobeats Chart Run Means Next

 

Victony's “SLICK” spends its 11th consecutive week at #1 on the UK  Afrobeats Songs Chart. 📈🇬🇧

In addition, Victony keeps his live moments sharp. He performed SLICK at the Composers Breakfast Club. Also, he delivered a medley of Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido hits on BBC 1Xtra Live Lounge.

Meanwhile, fans now wait to see if the record can reach a 12th week. Of course, nothing is guaranteed. Still, the current pace makes it a real possibility.

Did SLICK soundtrack your summer? Share this story, drop your thoughts in the comments, and follow AfrobeatsGlobal for more chart updates. Check out our previous blog post on AfrobeatsGlobal Independence House Party 2026: Date, Tickets & Venue.

Follow us: Instagram | TikTok | Linktree


Discover more from Afrobeats

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Show CommentsClose Comments

Leave a comment

 




Discover more from Afrobeats

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading