If you’ve been cruising around the internet lately, you have probably seen or heard about the hit song Peru (Remix) by Nigerian singer Fireboy DML that’s recently received a huge boost. The track features British superstar Ed Sheeran and has now become the second biggest-selling single in the UK.

It was released back in July 2021, but it has recently displaced Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas to take the top spot on the United Kingdom Apple Charts. The music video for the song was released on YouTube in December and it has currently garnered over 6.7 million views.

The song is a love story sung in pidgin English and Yoruba. It is produced by Shizzi, a Nigerian producer who has worked with Wizkid and Davido.

Fireboy DML sings about a beautiful woman ("omoge") who has taken his heart. She makes him want to "wombolombo" a relaxed dance. The song also talks about him travelling to different places like Johannesburg, San Fransisco and West London.

In the first verse, Fireboy DML describes how he feels about his lover and how she has made him feel at peace. He also talks about how his music has led him to different global locations such as Johannesburg, Miami and San Francisco.

In the middle of the song, he drops some lines in pidgin English that sound like they’re directly talking about Peru, a country in South America. Fans of Fireboy DML have been a bit confused as to what this line is trying to say in the song.