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Ayra Starr Heaven Baby Hits UK Afrobeats Chart No. 1

Ayra Starr and ZAYN in the Heaven Baby music video as the song tops the UK Afrobeats chart

Patience paid off for Ayra Starr. Ayra Starr Heaven Baby with ZAYN is now No. 1 on the UK Official Afrobeats Chart. It took nine weeks to get there.

How Ayra Starr Heaven Baby Finally Took The Top Spot

The song debuted at No. 2 behind Victony’s SLICK at the end of August. However, SLICK stayed on top for all 13 weeks. That is the maximum any song can stay on this chart.

After 13 weeks of seating as the number 1 song on the Official Afrobeats Chart UK 🇬🇧 Heaven Baby by Ayra Starr has now discontinued Slick by Vitony this week! IKEBE 3000

Furthermore, the same rule removed Burna Boy’s Last Last and Tyla’s Chanel after their full runs. Meanwhile, Heaven Baby dipped to No. 6 in early October. Then it climbed back to No. 3.

This week, Blaqbonez and Asake’s IKEBE 3000 holds No. 2. Heaven Baby passes it for the crown. Notably, the chart week includes her 11 October NFL halftime show.

Ayra Starr Heaven Baby Gets Video And NFL Boost

She performed Heaven Baby and Rush at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. In addition, the video dropped on 5 October. It now debuts at No. 50 on the Official Video Streaming Chart.

This is her fourth Afrobeats chart No. 1. Her earlier chart toppers are Rush in 2022, Commas in 2024, and Who’s Dat Girl with Rema. Therefore, she keeps adding to her UK legacy.

However, the clock is ticking. Nine of the song’s 13 weeks are gone. As a result, only four more charts remain.

Is Heaven Baby your song of the season? Share this with your friends, drop your vote in the comments, and follow AfrobeatsGlobal for weekly chart news.

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