Ugandan singer John Blaq has revealed his five favourite songs from his music catalogue, placing ‘Do Dat’ at the top of his personal ranking.
The singer, whose real name is John Kasadha, shared his selections without hesitation, giving fans a glimpse into the tracks he considers standouts from his musical journey.
His list also features ‘Follow’, ‘Angella’, ‘Commander’ and his latest release, ‘Mummy Yo’, featuring fellow singer Laika.
John Blaq placed ‘Mummy Yo’ in fifth position, explaining that the song’s recent release influenced where he ranked it.
“I have so many songs, but I think right now, since I just released my baby recently, ‘Mummy Yo’, I place it at number five. ‘Commander’ is fourth, ‘Angella’ third, ‘Follow’ second, and ‘Do Dat’ takes the pole position,” he said.
John Blaq’s Top Five Songs
The singer’s ranking puts ‘Do Dat’ in first place, ahead of four other tracks he selected from his catalogue.
Here is how he ordered his favourites:
- ‘Do Dat’ — His number-one pick.
- ‘Follow’ — Ranked second.
- ‘Angella’ — Ranked third.
- ‘Commander’ — Ranked fourth.
- ‘Mummy Yo’ featuring Laika — Ranked fifth.
The list reflects John Blaq’s personal preference rather than an official ranking based on streaming numbers, sales or chart performance.
‘Mummy Yo’ Makes the List After Its Release
Although ‘Mummy Yo’ sits at the bottom of his five-song selection, John Blaq made it clear that the track’s recent release was part of his thinking.
The song features Laika, adding another collaboration to the singer’s body of work. Its inclusion also shows that his ranking brings together an established favourite and a newer release.
By naming ‘Do Dat’ his top choice, John Blaq has given listeners a clear answer to a question artists can find difficult: which songs from their own catalogue stand above the rest?
For fans, the ranking offers an opportunity to compare the singer’s personal favourites with their own. Some may agree with his choice of ‘Do Dat’ as the standout, while others may favour ‘Follow’, ‘Angella’ or another track.
For now, John Blaq’s list is his own verdict on his music, with ‘Do Dat’ claiming the top spot and ‘Mummy Yo’ rounding out his five favourites.