November 14, 2022

Swae Lee and Post Malone Now Have The Highest- Certified Single In RIAA History “Sunflower” Certified 17x-Platinum

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Platinum selling 2x diamond-certified artist Swae Lee and GRAMMY® Award-nominated 5x diamond-certified artist Post Malone have made history once again. Their anthem “Sunflower” officially emerges as the “the highest-certified single in RIAA history,” going 17x-platinum as of this month. They have reached rarified air with the biggest single of their generation.

Swae Lee is hard at work on the Rae Sremmurd Sremm4Life project & his debut solo LP both set for release in 2023. You can catch Swae performing during the 2022 World Cup in Al Wakrah, Qatar and at the MDL Beast Festival on November 29^th. He also recently released his new collection with Boohooman. Check it out HERE.

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