Harrysong leads third week with 'Reggae blues', Runtown debuts

Leading the chart for the second week is Five Star Music icon, Harrysong who is having a swell time with the comic star-studded collaboration ‘Reggae Blues’.

A number of new videos are currently busting the music scene, with a steady rise in viewership and recognition.

Leading the chart for the third week is Five Star Music icon, Harrysong who is having fun with the comic star-studded collaboration ‘Reggae Blues’. This mega track has Olamide, Kcee, Iyanya and Orezi.

MAMA Evolution winner D'banj returns back to his prior position at number 2 with his polarizing visual for ‘Confidential’. This collaboration with Driis (Idris Elba) and Shadow Boxer is holding its head high.

Flavour who debuted at the fourth position last week with the high-paced visual for his single 'Sexy Rosey', which features the recently trending Psquare, moves to the third spot. Paul and Peter Okoye do have a way with visuals.

Next on the list is Lil Kesh who is currently working on a new album. His single with Viktoh ‘Efejoku’ drops down 2 positions on this list with increase in reduced demand.

Tekno comes in hotly behind maintaining his fifth spot for the third week with his DJ Coublon-produced romantic contemporary Highlife ‘Duro’. Another debutant, Runtown and Wizkid and are on fire with ‘Bend down pause’ opening in number 6. But its position is hotly contested by ‘Bullion Van’ video, which has M.I Abaga, Runtown, Phyno, and Stormrex.

The reality of romance and materialism takes the next spot as the ballad by Mr 2kay ‘Who no like better thing’, gets the nod on this list. The video is currently a favorite on the streets and can only go farther than it is.

Banky W’s directional skills is in the 8th spot for the third week, with the R&B tune ‘High notes’, which stars a number of artistes including Iyanya. Chidinma moves down a spot as she props the chart with the video for 'Lorry'.

The Pulse Music Video Charts is put together by Pulse.Ng’s team of seasoned music experts, backed by data from visual streaming platform, Youtube, and opinion polls from our readers.

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