Nigerian gospel singer Moses Bliss has reached a new digital milestone as his 2019 worship track, “Too Faithful,” surpassed 100 million views on YouTube.
Bliss announced the figure on his social media platforms, describing the moment as a testimony of God’s faithfulness. “Over 100 million views on YouTube. What a testimony of God’s faithfulness. Every view represents a person, a story, a prayer, a testimony, and a reminder that worship knows no borders,” he wrote.
He disclosed that the song first ministered to him in a private moment of pain before it became a global anthem. “The night I received this song, it healed my heart while I was alone in my room,” he shared.
The artist dedicated the achievement to Jesus and thanked listeners who “listened, shared, sang, cried, prayed, and believed.” He added, “This milestone belongs to all of us, but above all, all the glory belongs to Jesus.”
Bliss also encouraged those who feel stuck to “release their faith,” recounting how he used to pray in the woods over his future before his international breakthrough.
The 100-million-view mark places “Too Faithful” among the most-watched Nigerian gospel music videos on YouTube.
The video remains available on his official channel and continues to gain daily streams. No new album or single was announced alongside the milestone, but his label is expected to update tour and recording plans in the coming weeks.
