French Montana has many reasons to celebrate these days, including his most recent achievement of becoming the most streamed musician of African descent in history.
The Moroccan-American rapper responded to his well-deserved achievement on Instagram on Monday (Feb. 20). He posted a carousel of images that included his RIAA certificates, "That lil immigrant youngster had faith. Please accept my sincere gratitude. Let's continue making history together. A goal without a strategy is just a wish.
According to HipHopDX, the Bronx native's popular Diamond-certified single "Unforgettable" with Swae Lee was the driving force behind the record-breaking streaming achievement. Montana becomes the first musician of African descent to gain such high musical acclaim thanks to the RIAA award.
The 38-year-charitable old's work in African nations is unparalleled, despite the fact that he continues to reap the rewards of his musical labor.
Recognized for Raising $226 Million for Ugandan Healthcare is French Montana
French Montana, who has donated to the healthcare and education of Uganda, earned the Innovator Award at the 2022 Pencils Of Promise Gala, as was previously reported in October. He was also honored for his work with the Budondo Suubi "Hope" Health Center, which serves as a resource for new mothers and their infants, after being able to assist in raising $226 million for the nation.
On Instagram, French Montana acknowledged the honor at the moment.
Making more history for his people, he wrote in the post's caption. I appreciate @pencilsofpromise for giving me the Innovator Award at the event last night.
He continued, "Healthcare and education are vital components of our human rights and ought to be available everywhere. I appreciate PoP recognizing my contributions to maternity healthcare in Africa. PoP is working innovatingly to keep kids in school and guarantee they have a secure environment in which to learn.
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