BhadBoi OML and Zinoleesky’s “I Wan Knvck” debuted at No. 6 on Spotify’s Nigeria daily songs chart dated October 30, 2026, with 188,264 streams. The single was released that day, according to BhadBoi OML’s Audiomack listing and two Nigerian music outlets that covered the release.
For the Nigerian music business, the result puts a new street-pop collaboration in the top ten on its first charted day. It also gives the release team a measurable starting point for the next stage of the campaign. A strong opening on one platform is evidence of immediate listening there, but it does not establish a nationwide audience total, radio traction or revenue.
What the chart actually records
Kworb’s display of Spotify’s Nigeria daily chart marks “I Wan Knvck” as a new entry at No. 6 with 188,264 streams on October 30. Chartex’s separately read view of that same dated chart agrees on the rank and rounds the count to 188.3K. Both views draw on Spotify chart data, so they corroborate the reading rather than represent separate listening pools.
The October 30 Spotify list placed Peruzzi, Zlatan and Shoday’s “INFERNO” first, Seyi Vibez’s “Back 2 U” second, and Blaqbonez and Asake’s “IKEBE 3000” third. “I Wan Knvck” entered immediately below Rema’s “Oh No” at No. 5. That context matters: the collaboration arrived among established songs and another recent release, rather than climbing a quiet chart. Our report on INFERNO’s No. 1 debut sets out the different opening-day count for that record.
The release credit and the next test
The track’s Audiomack page lists an October 30 release date and the credit “Omoola Music Records Limited, Under Exclusive License to ONErpm.” Chartex displays the same label and distributor line. That visible metadata identifies the release’s credited business route; it does not reveal who owns the master, the licence period or how the artists split receipts. The independent release reports from HypeTribe and MMC Nation also identify BhadBoi OML and Zinoleesky as the performers.
The collaboration is appearing on more than one service, though the rankings should stay separate. Kworb’s Apple Music Nigeria songs page showed “I Wan Knvck” at No. 70 when checked on November 1. That is an Apple ranking at a later observation time, not a comparable stream count. It cannot be combined with Spotify’s October 30 figure to claim a cross-platform total or a market share.
What comes next is retention. A subsequent Spotify Nigeria daily chart will show whether the No. 6 opening holds, rises or falls after the first day. The next TurnTable Official Nigeria Top 100 will provide a broader chart lens once its tracking period closes. For now, the verified milestone is precise: a No. 6 debut and 188,264 Spotify Nigeria streams on October 30 for a newly released BhadBoi OML and Zinoleesky single.
