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RAYE Shares the Best Clapback After Hater Calls Her a ‘One Hit Wonder’: ‘Just Saying’

The singer would argue she's at least a three-hit wonder — and counting!

RAYE Shares the Best Clapback After Hater Calls Her a ‘One Hit Wonder’: ‘Just Saying’

In a recent TikTok exchange, British pop sensation RAYE decided to put a hater in its place when confronted with the dismissive label of a "one hit wonder." With a playful spirit, RAYE responded by showcasing her impressive musical credentials. She shared a video of herself revealing three Spotify plaques, each featuring the coveted billion-play milestone, as proof of her enduring success.

The three tracks in question, "Prada" featuring Cassö and D-Block Europe, "Escapism" with 070 Shake, and "Where Is My Husband!" have all surpassed the 10 billion mark on the streaming platform. RAYE's statement was bolstered by the fact that "Escapism" and "Where Is My Husband!" have both charted on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching positions 22 and 11 respectively. Additionally, her third charted entry, "Born Again," recorded alongside BLACKPINK's Lisa and Doja Cat, reached No. 68 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 2025.

Fans quickly weighed in on the video, with one suggesting "3 hit thunder" as a more fitting nickname for the talented artist. Another fan expressed their admiration by expressing that they would "be crying if THE RAYE clocked my a– like this." The musician's recent performance at the 2026 VMAs, where she sang medleys of "I Will Overcome" and "Husband!" from her acclaimed 2026 album, This Music May Contain Hope, further showcased her prowess.

RAYE also participated in a George Michael tribute performance and addressed dating rumors involving Michael B. Jordan, clarifying that they were merely friends who enjoyed roller coasters together.

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