Sean Paul Ft. Keyshia Cole’s “Give It Up To Me” Racks Up 500 Million YouTube Views
The 2006 Dancehall crossover hit continues to make an impact nearly 20 years after its release, with over 575 million combined YouTube views, adding another 500 million-view milestone to Sean Paul’s impressive résumé
“Give It Up To Me” reaches 575 Million combined YouTube views
Sean Paul’s 2006 hit “(When You Gonna) Give It Up To Me,” featuring American singer Keyshia Cole, has officially surpassed 500 million views on YouTube through the Jamaican superstar’s official channel. The music video has also accumulated more than 75 million views on Atlantic Records’ channel, bringing its combined total to over 575 million views.
Originally featured on Sean Paul’s The Trinity album, the track was produced by Donovan “Don Corleone” Bennett. The version featuring Keyshia Cole was later released as a single in conjunction with its inclusion on the soundtrack of the 2006 dance film Step Up.
Two decades later, the song remains one of Sean Paul’s biggest crossover hits, continuing to achieve major milestones across streaming platforms and international markets. In July, it earned Platinum certification in the United Kingdom for 600,000 units, adding to its Gold certification in the United States in 2024, further evidence of the track’s lasting popularity and global appeal.
On Spotify, “Give It Up To Me” ranks among Sean Paul’s five most-streamed songs, with over 672 million streams. It follows “No Lie” featuring Dua Lipa, which leads with 1.9 billion streams, “Temperature” with 1.5 billion, “Get Busy” with 845 million, and “She Doesn’t Mind” with 735 million.
The latest YouTube milestone comes just days after another Sean Paul classic, “Baby Boy,” his collaboration with Beyoncé, surpassed 500 million streams on Spotify, adding to the Dancehall icon’s impressive catalogue of global hits.
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