Kayblack appears on L’Officiel UK cover as joint album “FKAY” tops 20 million streams in 10 days and hits Top 7 Global.
Brazilian trap reaches global spotlight
Kayblack has achieved a landmark moment for Brazilian trap by starring on the cover of the UK edition of L’Officiel. The magazine is regarded as one of the most influential fashion and culture titles in the world. The appearance cements his status as a rising global figure in the genre.
The international milestone comes during a period of sharp career growth, driven by the success of “FKAY”, his collaborative album with Vulgo FK. Released by Warner Music Brasil in partnership with GR6, the project reached the Top 7 Global on Spotify. This result helps push Brazilian trap further onto the world stage.
“FKAY” surpasses 20 million streams in 10 days
Within just ten days, “FKAY” amassed more than 20 million streams and views, ranking among the most impactful trap debuts of 2025. On release day alone, the album registered over 1.6 million plays. It also hit 42.5 thousand pre-saves, the highest number of Kayblack’s career so far.
The strong performance translated quickly into the charts. The track “Tentar Ser Breve” debuted directly in the Top 50 Brazil and currently sits at #35. Another song, “Flores”, entered the Top 100. Overall, the album’s impact helped make Kayblack the 17th most-streamed artist in Brazil.
Viral impact on social media
The project’s reach also extended across social media platforms. “Tentar Ser Breve”, featuring Veigh, surpassed 7,000 user-generated videos on TikTok and Instagram. The track gained extra traction with creators such as Liz Macedo and sparked discussions among fans.
Subtle references in the lyrics contributed to millions of views and high engagement. With ten tracks and guest appearances by Veigh, Du’L, Allyson and Caverinha, the album highlights the creative chemistry between Kayblack and Vulgo FK. It blends Kayblack’s signature love songs with the urban aesthetic that helped drive FK’s rise.
From Brazil to the world
The cover of L’Officiel UK marks a decisive step in Kayblack’s international expansion. The feature reinforces his position as one of the most relevant trap voices of the moment. At the same time, it reflects the growing visibility of Brazil’s urban music scene abroad.
Combined chart performance, social media buzz and global press recognition signal a new chapter in the artist’s trajectory. In this context, Kayblack consolidates his role as a central figure in contemporary trap, both in Brazil and worldwide.
