This archive report was first published on 17 June 2020.
On June 17, 2020, Diamond Platnumz achieved a remarkable milestone by hitting 1 billion YouTube views, a feat that has left many in the music industry in awe. This achievement is significant not only for Diamond but also for Kenyan artists who can now see the importance of Kenyan support in achieving success.
For a long time, it has been assumed that Nigerian artists are the biggest in Africa, but Diamond's achievement has bucked this assumption. He is the first East African artist to achieve this milestone, and his popularity is unmatched in the region.
Another interesting aspect of Diamond's achievement is that it coincided with Zari's decision to bury the hatchet with him. This move has been seen as a significant boost to Diamond's career, and it has further cemented his position as one of the most popular artists in East Africa.
However, what makes Diamond's achievement even more significant is the fact that it highlights the importance of Kenyan support in achieving success. Diamond's 1 billion YouTube views were largely due to the support he received from Kenyans, who have been instrumental in promoting his music.
So, what can Kenyan artists learn from Diamond's achievement? The answer lies in the fact that Kenyan support is the missing link to their success. If Kenyan artists can tap into this support, they can achieve greatness just like Diamond.
As Kenyan artists, we have the talent, the management team, and the financial muscle to support our own. We just need to tap into the goodwill of Kenyans and promote our music to the world. With this support, we can achieve success and become the next Diamond Platnumz.
