Spice’s 2021 mega collab “Go Down Deh” featuring fellow Dancehall giants Sean Paul and Shaggy was reaffirmed as an international classic following reports of its crossing the 500 million all-time streams mark globally

Iconic Reggae and Dancehall music label VP Records shared the news of the track’s achievements.

The bulk of the paid registered streams has been highlighted from music streaming giant Spotify, where it has amassed an impressive 340 million, making it Spice’s most listened-to track on the platform, as well as one of the top five songs for both Sean and Shaggy.

The song, of course, was an instant smash, topping several charts upon its release, and formed part of Spice’s Grammy-nominated Album “10”, which itself remains a noted Dancehall project on the international scene.

The feat comes days following its return atop music streams as the number one song in Reggae on Apple Music, where it remains among top five downloads in Itunes songs and music videos.

“Go Down Deh’s success on subscriber-based platforms like Spotify is also mirrored on YouTube, racking upwards of 335 million views, with its authentic appeal further cemented by gold certifications in territories like France and New Zealand.