Don Toliver’s collaboration with Nigerian Afrobeats star , titled is off to an impressive start following its release in late January 2026. The track appears on Toliver’s fifth studio album, , and has quickly emerged as one of the project’s most talked-about records, driven by strong global streaming performance and cross-continental appeal.
“Secondhand” was released on, with the full album arriving globally on through The 18-track album blends Don Toliver’s Houston-rooted trap and melodic hip-hop sound with elements of R&B, while Rema’s contribution introduces a clear Afrobeats influence that broadens the project’s international reach.
OCTANE recorded Don Toliver’s to date. Global first-day streams were widely reported in the , with some trackers citing figures above that depending on counting methods. The opening more than doubled the debut of his previous album and positioned OCTANE as
All entered the , underscoring widespread listener engagement across the entire album. On release day alone, Don Toliver occupied highlighting the scale of the rollout.
“Secondhand” quickly distinguished itself among the album tracks:
• Debuted at
• Debuted at
• Entered the with roughly on its first full day
• Followed with and , maintaining a steady global presence
In the , the song peaked at on the Spotify Daily Top Songs chart, holding that position across multiple daily updates with close to at its height.
The Rema collaboration also translated into strong international traction:
• Debuted at later climbing to a
• Charted across in its first few days
• Notable appearances included Canada, Switzerland, UAE, Romania, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Estonia, and others
Within its first three days, “Secondhand” surpassed , confirming it as one of the early breakout records from OCTANE.
Listeners and early reactions have consistently pointed to on the album, praising the chemistry between both artists and the seamless fusion of American trap melodies with Afrobeats rhythms. The collaboration has been widely credited with helping the song gain rapid traction beyond the U.S. market.
Overall, the performance of “Secondhand” reflects a while reinforcing Rema’s growing presence in high-profile global collaborations. Together, the record and the OCTANE album highlight the increasing commercial and cultural impact of cross-continental music partnerships in 2026.
