Prince Swanny Takes No. 1 As Malie Donn Dominates Trinidad And Jamaica Dancehall Charts

Trinidad Has A New No. 1

Prince Swanny takes the top spot on Trinidad’s Dancehall chart this month with “BUSSHEAD,” recording 1.12 million views and ending Aidonia’s two-month run at No. 1.

Aidonia’s “Like How Yuh Feel” drops to No. 3 with 534,000 views, but the veteran remains firmly inside the Top 5 after dominating the chart over the previous two months.

Swanny’s rise gives Trinibad the No. 1 position while showing the continued strength of Trinidad’s homegrown Dancehall movement.

Malie Donn Makes The Biggest Regional Statement

Malie Donn is also making noise across both markets.

“Van Cleef” with Attomatic lands at No. 2 in Trinidad with 540,000 views. The song also reaches No. 4 on Jamaica’s Dancehall chart.

Even bigger, Malie Donn and Dan Sky’s “Vancleef Pt 2” takes the No. 1 position in Jamaica.

The two songs give Malie Donn a rare presence near the top of the Dancehall charts in both Trinidad and Jamaica at the same time.

In Trinidad, “Vancleef Pt 2” also lands at No. 5 with 516,000 views. That means Malie Donn occupies two positions inside Trinidad’s Top 5 while also holding the No. 1 and No. 4 positions in Jamaica.

Medz Boss Keeps Trinibad In The Top Four

Medz Boss continues the Trinidadian presence with “Just Do It,” which takes No. 4 with 521,000 views.

The placement puts two major Trinibad names inside Trinidad’s Top 4, with Swanny leading the chart and Medz Boss maintaining a strong position.

The Current Top 5

Trinidad’s Dancehall chart this month reads:

  1. Prince Swanny – “BUSSHEAD” — 1.12M views
  2. Malie Donn & Attomatic – “Van Cleef” — 540K views
  3. Aidonia – “Like How Yuh Feel” — 534K views
  4. Medz Boss – “Just Do It” — 521K views
  5. Malie Donn & Dan Sky – “Vancleef Pt 2” — 516K views

The numbers show a competitive Dancehall landscape across Trinidad and Jamaica. Trinidad has a new leader in Prince Swanny, while Aidonia’s two-month reign comes to an end.

At the same time, Malie Donn is building one of the strongest cross-market runs on the list. With “Van Cleef” and “Vancleef Pt 2” both charting in Trinidad, and Part 2 reaching No. 1 in Jamaica, his presence extends well beyond a single market.

For Trinidad, however, the headline belongs to Prince Swanny.

After two months of Aidonia at No. 1, “BUSSHEAD” puts Swanny at the top of the Dancehall conversation this month.

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