Sean Paul Adds Another New Zealand Gold For “Brown Skin Girl” with Chris Brown
- Kaboom Editors
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The dancehall icon’s 2009 collaboration with Chris Brown has been certified Gold by Recorded Music NZ, adding to his growing list of regional achievements and reflecting 15,000 units sold
Sean Paul earns another New Zealand gold certification
Sean Paul’s list of achievements continues to grow. “Brown Skin Girl,” his 2009 collaboration with R&B phenomenon Chris Brown, has been certified Gold in New Zealand by Recorded Music NZ, equivalent to 15,000 units sold as of April 9.
The certification further reflects his sustained success in the region. On March 26, “(When You Gonna) Give It Up To Me” featuring Keyshia Cole also earned Gold status, adding to his growing list of accolades in the country. Among his achievements, “No Lie” with Dua Lipa has reached triple Platinum, while crossover hits like “Temperature” and “Get Busy” are both certified double Platinum.
Other records like “Baby Boy” with Beyoncé holds Platinum status, and his Jamaican crossover anthem “Go Down Deh,” featuring Spice and Shaggy, previously secured Gold certification, along with “I’m Still in Love With You.”
“Brown Skin Girl” appears on Graffiti, the third studio album by Chris Brown, released on December 8, 2009, via Jive Records. The project debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200, selling over 102,000 copies in its first week.
The voice behind iconic dancehall crossover hits like “Temperature,” “Get Busy,” and “Gimme the Light,” Sean Paul first broke onto the Billboard charts in the early 2000s and has since maintained a strong global presence, consistently bridging dancehall with mainstream audiences worldwide.
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