Don Toliver and Rema have scored a major global win as their collaboration “Secondhand” debuts at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking one of the highest new entries on the chart this week. The strong debut highlights the growing influence of cross-continental collaborations and the increasing presence of African artists on mainstream U.S. charts.

Released to instant fan excitement, “Secondhand” quickly gained momentum through massive streaming numbers, strong digital sales, and growing airplay across the United States. The song’s blend of Don Toliver’s melodic trap style and Rema’s smooth Afrobeats-influenced delivery created a sound that resonated with listeners across different markets, helping it cut through a highly competitive chart week.

For Don Toliver, the debut adds another Hot 100 entry to his already solid chart résumé, reinforcing his status as one of hip-hop’s most consistent hitmakers. For Rema, the achievement further cements his global reach, building on previous Billboard success and proving his ability to compete at the highest level of international pop and hip-hop music.

The No. 29 debut of “Secondhand” is also significant for what it represents culturally a seamless fusion of sounds from Houston to Lagos finding mainstream acceptance in the world’s biggest music market. As streaming continues to erase borders, collaborations like this are redefining what global hits look like.

With the song still gaining traction and buzz, fans and industry watchers will be keeping a close eye on how far “Secondhand” can climb in the coming weeks. One thing is clear: Don Toliver and Rema have delivered a moment that’s already etched into the Billboard record books.