Since its release, Burna Boy's sixth studio album, 'Love, Damini,' has been making waves both locally and internationally.

The album's success has been further amplified by the popularity of its lead single, 'Last Last,' which has become a chart-topper and crowd favorite. As a result, 'Love, Damini' has now surpassed Burna Boy's previous most streamed album, 'African Giant,' which was released in 2019.

One of the key contributors to this achievement is the massive success of 'Last Last,' which has garnered an impressive 256 million streams on Spotify.

Additionally, the collaboration with Ed Sheeran on the track 'For Your Hand' has also played a significant role in boosting the album's streaming numbers, surpassing 161 million streams.

Another standout track, 'Its Plenty,' has amassed over 61 million streams, adding to the album's overall success.

'Love, Damini' marks Burna Boy's fourth album in a span of five years, following the release of his third album, 'Outside,' in 2018.

This latest record continues Burna Boy's streak of consecutive Grammy nominations, with 'African Giant' (2019) and 'Twice As Tall' (2020) being his previous Grammy-nominated albums.

While 'Love, Damini' may not have received the same level of critical acclaim as 'African Giant' and 'Twice As Tall,' it has resonated strongly with audiences worldwide, particularly due to the international success of 'Last Last.'

The album's commercial acclaim has solidified Burna Boy's position as a global music icon, and 'Love, Damini' is another testament to his musical prowess and artistry.