Joshua Baraka’s “Wrong Places” hits five million streams in just three weeks

Ugandan singer and songwriter Joshua Baraka is riding a wave of jubilation as his latest hit “Wrong Places” crosses five million streams across major platforms — all in just three weeks.

Taking to social media with heartfelt gratitude, Baraka thanked his fans for the overwhelming support that has propelled the track to global attention.

5 MILLION STREAMS in less than a month! ??? I’m beyond grateful for every listen, every share, and every message. Wrong Places came from a real place, and seeing it connect with so many of you means everything. Thank you for this milestone. Let’s keep going!

“Wrong Places” is more than just a chart-climbing song; it’s a deeply personal piece.

According to Baraka, the track was born from genuine emotion, and that authenticity has resonated with listeners worldwide.

From heartbreak and vulnerability to healing and reflection, the song captures a journey many can relate to.

So far, the numbers tell the story of its impact:

• 1 million streams on Spotify
• 1.9 million streams on YouTube Music

A growing wave of streams coming in from Apple Music, Audiomack, SoundCloud, and Tidal

The continued surge of support has not only marked a career milestone for the rising artist but also reinforced the power of real music — music that comes from the heart.

As “Wrong Places” continues to find new ears and new hearts, Joshua Baraka remains grounded in gratitude and inspired by the connection he’s made with his fans. This is more than a viral moment — it’s the rise of a voice that truly speaks to people.

And if the past three weeks are any sign, this is just the beginning.

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