Don Toliver’s “Secondhand,” featuring Rema, has officially crossed 200 million streams on Spotify, adding another big number to a year that has already been huge for both artists.
The record comes from Toliver’s fifth studio album, Octane, which arrived in January 2026. The Afrobeats-leaning cut was always going to travel, but hitting 200 million in under a year says a lot about how well the pairing clicked. Toliver’s melodic, hazy delivery meets Rema’s unmistakable ear for hooks, and listeners across continents have kept the song in rotation since release.
For Rema, the milestone carries extra weight. “Secondhand” is now the 8th song in his catalogue to hit 200 million Spotify streams, joining records like “Calm Down,” “Soundgasm” and “Dumebi.” Few Afrobeats artists can point to a streaming résumé that deep, and fewer still have built it across solo records, remixes and international collaborations.
The song also underlines something Nigerian music keeps proving. Rema does not need to be the lead artist for a record to perform at scale. When he lands on a feature, the result usually becomes a global conversation, and “Secondhand” is the latest example.
With 200 million streams secured, the song joins a growing list of Afrobeats and Afrobeats-adjacent crossovers that have thrived on the strength of cultural exchange between Lagos and the United States. If the current run continues, bigger streaming figures should follow in the months ahead.