Ambitiouz Responds To Reports That Universal Had The Most Streamed Hip Hop Album Of 2020
Ambitiouz Responds To Reports That Universal Had The Most Streamed Hip Hop Album Of 2020. Since it’s arrival on the music scene, Ambitiouz Entertainment has boasted several artists who have topped charts and gained a number of fans under their wing.
Following the announcement from President Cyril Ramaphosa about where South Africa is in terms of the COVID-19 pandemic, the record label tweeted that the President should also open up hits from fellow record labels Mabala Noise and Universal Music.
“As Ambitiouz sicela uMr president avulele nama hits wase Mabala Noise and Universal Music. Kudala avalelwe!”, Ambitiouz tweeted.
A fan clapped back at the record label saying that Universal released the most streamed hip-hop album in 2020.
Ambitiouz came at the critic guns blazing saying that they are not threatened by streams. “Hits get played on radio and dominate iTunes charts. That’s where we dominated. Streams don’t scare us”.
They further explained that audiences are mainly on radio and if an artist achieved 50 million streams, it does not mean that 50 million people streamed the music.
Ambitiouz Entertainment’s artists are stopping at nothing to succeed in 2021. Sesotho rapper Malome Vector recently celebrated 200 000 views on his music video for his new single Nobody. Duo Blaq Diamond also celebrated milestone on their SummerYoMuthi music video achieving one million views in two months.
Other Ambitiouz artists currently making waves are Dr Mavibes, Manny Yack and IntabaYaseDubai.
