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: Within its first two months, the song surpassed 2 million streams on Spotify and YouTube, eventually peaking at #15 on the Billboard Gospel chart. Lyric Breakdown: A Message of Contentment
: Lecrae saw the viral clip and sent it to Limoblaze, telling him he would "kill this". : Within its first two months, the song
The track wasn't originally planned for a major commercial release. It all started when producer posted an Afrobeat "flip" of the popular Maverick City Music single, "Jireh," on social media. It all started when producer posted an Afrobeat
: Just two days before a joint performance in London, Limoblaze recorded his verses. After the live performance went viral overnight, they decided to turn it into a full official record. What happens when a viral social media moment
What happens when a viral social media moment meets deep spiritual conviction? You get a high-energy Afrogospel remix that has taken the world by storm. Originally released on July 1, 2022, this collaboration between Nigerian artist Limoblaze , American rap legend Lecrae , and British-Nigerian producer Happi has become a global anthem for contentment and trust. The Story Behind the Song