Reigning queen of the dancehall, Spice @spiceofficial , has shattered yet another glass ceiling, becoming the first Jamaican female artiste to have a lead song surpass 300 million streams on Spotify. Her global hit “Go Down Deh” featuring Shaggy and Sean Paul has now amassed 300,376,338 streams, earning certifications across the UK, France, and Canada, while also being eligible for gold certification in the United States. The landmark achievement not only cements her as a trailblazer but also underscores her unrivalled staying power in a genre where female artists have historically struggled to claim equal recognition. Top 5 most-streamed Jamaican female artistes (Lead Singles) on Spotify (as at August 24, 2025) are: 1. Spice – Go Down Deh (feat. Sean Paul & Shaggy) – 300,376,338 streams 2. Sister Nancy – Bam Bam – 230,207,075 streams 3. Koffee – Toast – 205,383,109 streams 4. Dawn Penn – You Don’t Love Me (No, No, No) – 161,464,964 streams 5. Spice – So Mi Like It – 108,359,365 streams This streaming milestone comes on the heels of another historic victory for Spice earlier this month. On August 4, she became the first Jamaican to receive U.S. sales certification under the newly launched Luminate and A2IM independent music program. Her Grammy-nominated debut album 10 has now sold over 140,000 units in the United States, including 21,000 in pure album sales — the highest for any dancehall artist in the past decade. “This isn’t just a win for me — it’s a win for every woman in dancehall who was ever told she couldn’t,” Spice previously shared, speaking to the larger cultural impact of her success. Read Full Story ➤ Link in Bio Data: @toptierprfirm Powered by: @quikeatsja #Spice #DancehallQueen #GoDownDeh #Koffee #SisterNancy #DawnPenn #JamaicanMusic #CaribbeanEntertainment #SpotifyRecords #DailyDiirt