Ivory Coast: Dydy Yeman propels “Casse tes reins” to the top of YouTube

Dydy Yeman takes the top spot on YouTube in Côte d’Ivoire. In the latest available daily ranking, dated September 6, 2026, his track “Casse tes reins” holds first place with 314,489 listens over the two days covered by the report, ahead of “Matata” by Tazeboy and “Naigaidjan” by Himra.

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The progress is all the more notable as the track moves up one place compared to the previous chart. Himra, who currently dominates Apple Music Côte d’Ivoire, remains very present in this YouTube ranking with several titles in the Top 20, but Dydy Yeman maintains the advantage on the video.

Released on June 25, 2026, on streaming platforms, “Casse tes reins” quickly established itself as one of the strongest tracks currently in the Ivorian music scene. The official video was uploaded on June 27 on Dydy Yeman’s channel.

The performance is not limited to a surge of a few days. The weekly YouTube Côte d’Ivoire ranking as of August 27 already placed “Casse tes reins” at the top for a ninth week, with a peak at first place and eight weeks spent at the summit.

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Dydy Yeman also places “You Are Right” in 12th position in the daily ranking of September 6, indicating that public attention is not focused on a single track.

Dydy Yeman confirms the breakthrough of the biama

Ivorian singer and choreographer Dydy Yeman has established himself in recent years as one of the faces of biama, an energetic branch of coupé-décalé where dance plays a central role. The Spotify artist profile also presents him as a figure of this contemporary Ivorian scene.

This breakthrough comes at a highly competitive time for Ivorian music online. Himra currently dominates Apple Music Côte d’Ivoire, while Ariel Sheney recently climbed onto the weekly YouTube podium with his tribute to Nadiya Sabeh.

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With “Casse tes reins,” Dydy Yeman primarily confirms that a track released more than two months ago can still gain ground and remain at the heart of local music consumption.

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