TOP 10 SONGS IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2022 

Top 10 Songs in the First Half of 2022.#TrendingMusic #Music

2022 has seen a collection of great singles that have achieved an impressive level of domestic and international success.

From party stoppers to Amapiano hits to street jams down to viral hits, the first half of 2022 was packed with quality singles that delivered on content, delivery, and wide acclaim.

Here is a list of the top ten songs in the first half of 2022.

1. 'Buga' by Kizz Daniel & Tekno
The number one spot was never in doubt because 'Buga's' status as the biggest song of 2022 cannot be contested.
From the moment it was released, 'Buga' became an instant hit with all components of the song sucking listeners in and having them stuck.

The single's fame was further propelled by its accompanying #BUGACHALLENGE which took over social media and even had the Liberian President showing his moves.
Buga (Lo Lo Lo) ft. Tekno
2. 'Sungba' remix by Asake featuring Burna Boy
Asake's 'Sungba' started getting its well-deserved spot in the limelight after 'Omo Ope' enjoyed its run. The single is a gem whose catchy chorus paired with its electrifying dance move made it into Asake's biggest single yet.
Sungba (Remix) ft. Burna Boy
3. 'Baddest Boy' remix by Skibii featuring Davido
With the crowd vocals already trending on social media, the news of a Davido remix raised anticipation so much that it pushed the original high up the charts. When the remix finally dropped, it was just as everyone would have expected - a smash hit.

'Baddest Boy' remix became an instant hit enjoying huge success across multiple platforms which earned it multiple weeks at the NO.1 spot on TurnTable Top 50.
Baddest boy (Remix) ft. Davido
4. 'Omo Ope' by Asake ft Olamide
If there ever is a song that is so perfectly written, flawlessly delivered, and exquisitely produced it will be Asake's 'Omo Ope.'

From the verse to the chorus, the melody is so deeply intoxicating that it expectedly became an instant hit. 'Omo Ope' is proof that a well-crafted melody will always defile language barriers and reach the zenith of success.
Omo Ope ft. Olamide
5. 'Zazzu Zeh' remix by Portable & Poco Lee featuring Olamide
Released just in time for the festivities of Detty December, 'Zazzu Zeh' remix was an instant street sensation and a necessity at every event all through the months it reigned.

The Poco Lee-inspired remix tapped YBNL Boss Olamide Baddo and star producer Yung Willis who gave life to the song and made it into a smash hit.
ZaZoo Zehh! ft. Poco Lee & Olamide
6. 'Finesse' by Pheelz featuring BNXN (BUJU)
"Ahhh Finesse! If I broke na my business!" When 'Finesse's' snippet surfaced on social media it was like nothing we have ever seen before.

The barely 30 seconds snippet soaked in listeners who were spellbound by its catchy lines and captivating melody. The snippet was so feverishly consumed and desperately demanded that Pheelz had to push up the release date.
Finesse ft. Buju
7. 'Palazzo' by DJ Spinall featuring Asake
Asake has Nigerian listeners in a rock star-like grip with a special sound that blows away the audience whenever his songs come on.

On DJ Spinall's 'Palazzo,' Asake delivered a club banger and a street anthem that had listeners going out of their way to learn the lyrics just so they could sing along and have the full Asake experience.
PALAZZO ft. Asake
8. 'Overdose (Overloading)' by Mavins
Mavins have a reputation for churning out incredible hits from 'Adaobi' down to 'Dorrobuci.' With their latest single 'Overdose,' the Mavins acts were able to deliver a love song that employs pidgin, enjoyable melody, and a catchy beat to create an easily enjoyable song.

Although it took a while before the song began to enjoy wide acclaim, its genuine quality allowed for easy marketing which inevitably earned it its success and a NO.2 Position on TurnTable Top 50.
Overloading (OVERDOSE) ft. Crayon, Ayra Starr, LADIPOE, Magixx & Boy Spyce
9. 'Pour Me Water' by Kizz Daniel
"Put hand for breast and swear. If I do you bad. No pour me water." This line resonated with ladies across classes and ages and it invariably sparked a social media challenge that propelled it to the NO.1 spot on TurnTable To 50.

'Pour Me Water' is off Kizz Daniel's hugely successful 'Barnabas' EP and it was a single that swept across the country and had women role-playing to its catchy lyrics and intoxicating melody.
Pour Me Water
10. 'Sometimes by TI Blaze featuring Olamide
"Sometimes food no dey give man joy but Canadian loud the feeling is different.." This is one line that's so popular it has been the caption of many social media posts.

'Sometimes' is the lead single from 'The Fresh Prince of Lagos' EP which is the debut project by sensational talent TI Blaze. When the remix with Olamide dropped, it instantly became an incredible hit finding a ready audience amongst a wide collection of Nigerian youths whose reality it captured. The song also reached the NO.6 position on TurnTable Top 50.
Sometimes (Remix) ft. Olamide
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