Ghabiang Boys
On the radio: most played songs and the stations that play them.
Most played songs
Last 30 days- 1 Na Yu Ab A Show 3plays
- 2 Mijn Keihard Pokoe Van Ghabiang =) 2plays
- 3 Pikie pikie plei origineel 2plays
- 4 Wij zijn niet te stoppen 2plays
- 5 06-.May Day 1play
- 6 Den uma meki so 1play
- 7 Ghabiang Boys - Waarom 1play
- 8 Oeng bari deng 1play
- 9 Teke No 1play
- 10 Track 02 feat. Bose Krioro 1play
- 11 Track 03 1play
- 12 Yu Na Mi Lijn 1play
Reach this week
Last 7 days≈ 21,000 listening moments
14 plays on 1 station
Stations that gave the most reach
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Radio Mart Suriname · 14 plays
≈ 21,000
≈ 1,500 listeners · Estimate from popularity
Every play counts the number of people that was listening to that station at that moment, so a play on a big station weighs more than a play on a small webradio.
How we calculate this
Reach adds up, for every play in the last 7 days, the average number of people listening to that station at the same time ("listening moments"). Listener numbers come from the station's own streaming server, from figures the station gave us with proof, or from estimates: a published audience share, or for all other stations the popularity of the station on Radioguide within its country. Estimates are marked, and all numbers are rounded to two significant figures.
The impact score (0-100) compares this reach on a logarithmic scale with the largest reach of this week, so 100 is the song or artist with the most reach. Listeners on FM and DAB are only included when the figure of the station covers them.
Updated 13 November 2026 15:32
In the year charts
On this day →- #7 in 2026, Suriname so far
Plays per day
Last 30 daysGhabiang Boys on the radio
| Radio stations that played Ghabiang Boys this week | 1 |
|---|---|
| Radio stations in the last 30 days | 1 |
| Plays in the last 30 days | 17 |
| Countries | Suriname |
| First heard on the radio by Radioguide | 23 October 2026 |
| Last heard | 9 November 2026, 21:50 UTC |
Airplay from Radioguide.fm's now-playing data, updated 14 November 2026. How we measure.