Cristiano Ronaldo’s Viral Video with Asake’s Song Captures Global Attention

A video featuring Cristiano Ronaldo enjoying Asake’s latest hit song, “Active,” has taken the internet by storm. The clip, which shows the renowned football star engaging in a game of Padel with world champion Arturo Coello, has captivated fans worldwide. Ronaldo, known for his dynamic presence on and off the field, has once again surprised his followers by showcasing his appreciation for Nigerian music.

This isn’t the first instance of Ronaldo’s admiration for Nigerian artists. Previously, he and his children were seen dancing to Rema’s popular track “Calm Down,” further highlighting his interest in global music trends. In the latest viral video, Ronaldo’s choice to feature Asake’s song, which also includes a collaboration with Travis Scott, has stirred excitement among fans, especially in Nigeria and across Africa.

Ronaldo’s video not only features Asake’s track but also includes a heartfelt congratulatory message to Arturo Coello for winning the Premier Padel World Championship. The caption humorously suggests that Coello’s victory might be attributed to Ronaldo’s influence, adding a light-hearted touch to the celebration.

The song “Active,” from Asake’s new album “Lungu Boy,” is currently gaining popularity, and Ronaldo’s endorsement has further boosted its visibility. The reaction from Nigerian fans has been enthusiastic, with many taking to social media to express their excitement about the global reach of Nigerian music.

In addition to the viral video, Ronaldo has recently made headlines for breaking a YouTube record. According to The Sportzine, he has become the fastest to reach one million subscribers on the platform, surpassing the previous record by seven hours. This achievement adds to Ronaldo’s impressive list of accomplishments and highlights his ever-growing influence beyond the football field.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s engagement with Asake’s music is a testament to the global impact of Afrobeats and the rising influence of Nigerian artists on the world stage. Asake’s “Active” continues to gain traction, and Ronaldo’s support undoubtedly contributes to its success.