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Arewa skit maker Bilal Villah’s new song ‘Asha Rubutu’ hits 1.2 million sound uses in 12 days

Northern Nigerian skit maker-turned-musician, Bilal Villah, has recorded a major milestone with the release of his latest Hausa song, ‘Asha Rubutu’, which has rapidly gained popularity across social media platforms.
Since its release, the song has sparked a viral trend, with more than 100,000 users creating videos using its official sound as background music.
Its popularity has continued to soar, reaching an impressive 1.2 million sound uses within just 12 days of release, underscoring its widespread acceptance among music lovers and content creators.
The feat has been described by industry observers as one of the most remarkable recent achievements in Northern Nigeria’s music industry, further establishing Bilal Villah as one of the region’s fastest-rising entertainers.
The success of ‘Asha Rubutu’ marks another significant milestone in Bilal Villah’s transition from comedy skit production to music, a move that continues to earn him a growing fan base across Northern Nigeria and beyond.

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