"My Song Is Now In Over 50 Countries" – Wendy Shay Credits Teen Dancer For Global Boost

/ 🎶 Viral Dance Sparks Global Surge for 'Too Late' Single

Ghanaian Afropop sensation Wendy Shay has hailed a teenage girl as a “blessing” to her music career after a viral dance video featuring the youngster sent her latest single, “Too Late”, skyrocketing across the globe.

Wendy Shay praises young dancer for helping her song go viral and reach global audiences

In an interview on Hitz FM on April 11, 2025, Wendy Shay revealed that the song is now charting in over 50 countries, thanks in large part to the massive attention the viral clip has generated.

“She has really been a blessing. That video changed everything,” Wendy shared.

The video, which showed the teen energetically dancing to “Too Late,” drew both praise and criticism online. Critics condemned the provocative dance moves and what they described as vulgar lyrics, arguing that the content was inappropriate for someone so young.

Despite the backlash, Wendy Shay remains focused on the unexpected blessing that came from the controversy.

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“People can say whatever they want, but the fact is that video helped me. The song is now playing in over 50 countries,” she said, visibly emotional.

Originally released three months ago, “Too Late” had enjoyed modest success before the viral video exploded online. The clip brought renewed attention to the track and introduced it to international audiences through platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels.

“I was overwhelmed. I am so grateful to God and the little girl. She is a blessing to me,” Wendy Shay added.

The viral effect highlights the growing role of social media in shaping musical success stories. While the video sparked moral debates, it also demonstrates how digital trends can turn forgotten tracks into global hits overnight.