Zigo Remix grab hold of the number one on the charts Trace TV

Zigo Remix grab hold of the number one on the charts Trace TV | News

The move came after the song that broke several records on music Bongo Fleva , let alone that of getting one million views within a week without getting Mewes forget that five million within 68 days .

The song has managed to keep the number one on the charts Trace TV after staying on the top ten charts for several weeks .

This is one of the great action performed by Ambwene Yessayah aka AY , to spend money and invest in the song.

Congratulations AY , Keep it hard brother

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