This is the discography of Akon. Kishan Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Puru Nacka Badara Akon Thiam,[1][2] often going by the shorter Aliaune Thiam[3] (born October 14, 1981),[4] and better known by his stage name Akon, is an American R&B singer, rapper, songwriter, record producer, and record executive. ...

Albums

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Singles

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• ¹ Currently active on the charts.
• ² Released only in Europe.

Single certifications

• ARIA: Australia IFPI: Austria IFPI: Germany SNEP: France NVPI: Netherlands IFPI: Norway IFPI: Sweden IFPI: Switzerland RIAA: U.S. BPI: UK

• "Locked Up"

digital certification: Gold

mastertone certification: Gold

• "Lonely"

certification: 2x Platinum

certification: Gold

certification: Gold^[10]

certification: Gold^[11]

certification: Gold

digital certification: Gold

mastertone certification: Platinum

• "Belly Dancer (Bananza)"

digital certification: Gold

• "Smack That"

certification: Platinum

certification: Gold^[12]

certification: Gold^[13]

certification: Platinum

digital certification: 2x Platinum

mastertone certification: 3x Platinum

• "I Wanna Love You"

certification: Gold

certification: Platinum^[14]

digital certification: Platinum

mastertone certification: 2x Platinum

• "Don't Matter"

certification: Platinum^[15]

digital certification: Platinum

mastertone certification: 3x Platinum

• "Sorry Blame It On Me"

certification: Platinum^[16]

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Collaborations

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Singles produced by Akon

• 2004: "Locked Up" (Akon feat. Styles P.)
• 2005: "Lonely" (Akon)
• 2005: "Ghetto" (Akon)
• 2005: "Belly Dancer (Bananza)" (Akon)
• 2005: "Pot of Gold" (Akon)
• 2005: "Soul Survivor" (Young Jeezy feat. Akon)
• 2005: "Baby I'm Back" (Baby Bash featurin Akon)
• 2006: "Snitch" (Obie Trice feat. Akon)
• 2006: "Girls" (Beenie Man feat. Akon)
• 2006: "I Wanna Love You" (Akon with Snoop Dogg)
• 2006: "The Sweet Escape" (Gwen Stefani feat. Akon)
• 2006: "Big Dog (song)" (Akon)
• 2007: "Don't Matter" (Akon)
• 2007: "Never Never" (Brick & Lace)
• 2007: "I Tried" (Bone Thugs-n-Harmony feat. Akon)
• 2007: "Get That Clear (Hold Up)" (Brick & Lace)
• 2007: "The Way She Moves" (Zion feat. Akon)
• 2007: "Hypnotized" (Plies feat. Akon)
• 2007: "Losing It" (Rock City feat. Akon)
• 2007: "Boyz (Remix)" (M.I.A. feat. Akon and Rock City)
• 2007: "Puakenikeni" (Nicole Scherzinger feat. Brick & Lace)
• 2008: "Forgive Me" (Leona Lewis)

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Music videos

• "Operations of Nature"
• "Locked Up"
• "Locked Up (remix)" (feat. Styles P.)
• "Rebel Musik" (Monsieur R feat. Akon)
• "Lonely"
• "Ghetto"
• "Belly Dancer (Bananza)"
• "Pot of Gold"
• "Moonshine" (Savage feat. Akon)
• "Baby I'm Back" (Baby Bash feat. Akon)
• "Soul Survivor" (Young Jeezy feat. Akon)
• "Can You Believe It?" (Styles P feat. Akon)
• "Find Us" (The Beatnuts feat. Akon)
• "I Am Not My Hair (Konvict remix)" (India.Arie feat. Akon)
• "Girls" (Beenie Man feat. Akon)
• "Snitch" (Obie Trice feat. Akon)
• "Ghetto Soldier" (Papoose feat. Akon)
• "Smack That" (feat. Eminem)
• "I Wanna Love You" (with Snoop Dogg)
• "The Sweet Escape" (Gwen Stefani feat. Akon)
• "Don't Matter"
• "I Tried" (Bone Thugs-n-Harmony feat. Akon)
• "We Takin' Over" (DJ Khaled feat. Akon, T.I., Fat Joe, Rick Ross, Birdman, & Lil Wayne)
• "Bartender" (T-Pain feat. Akon)
• "The Way She Moves" (Zion feat. Akon)
• "9mm" (David Banner feat. Akon, Lil Wayne & Snoop Dogg)
• "Sorry, Blame It on Me"
• "Graveyard Shift" (Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon)
• "Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill)" (Wyclef Jean feat. Akon & Lil Wayne)
• "Hypnotized" (Plies feat. Akon)
• "I'll Still Kill" (50 Cent feat. Akon)
• "Certified" (Glasses Malone feat. Akon)
• "I Can't Wait (Akon feat. T-Pain)
• "What You Got (Colby O'Donis feat. Akon)
• "What's Love (Shaggy feat. Akon)
• "Dangerous (Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon)

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Guest appearances

• 1996 "Fu-Gee-La" (Sly & Robbie remix) (Fugees feat. John Forte & Akon)
• 1999 "Hey Mama" (Don Yute feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Baby Come Back To Me" (Vanessa Hudgens feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Hold My Hand" (Akon)
• 2000 "What Must I Do" (Lil Zane feat. Akon)
• 2000 "This Boy Here " (Quabo Gold feat. Akon)
• 2001 "Sit Down Somewhere" (Que Bo Gold feat. Akon & Rere)
• 2001 "Lil' Buddy" (Que Bo Gold feat. Akon, Rasheeda & Polo)
• 2001 "Block to Block" (Rasheeda feat. Akon)
• 2002 "The New Message (Kalifornia Remix)" (Kam feat. Akon)
• 2002 "Heart Failure" (Impulss feat. Akon)
• 2004 "Rebel Musik" (Monsieur R feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Make It Hot" (Rasheeda feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Keep Up" (20 East feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Lost Ones" (Hushh Ent feat. Paperboyz & Akon)
• 2005 "Moonshine" (Savage feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Baby I'm Back" (Baby Bash feat. Akon)
• 2005 "No Way Jose" (Baby Bash feat. Akon)
• 2005 "He's Leavin" (Leah Beabout feat. Akon) (unreleased)
• 2005 "Kill The Dance" (Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Psalms 91" (Trinity Chris feat. Akon)
• 2005 "So Cold" (Ric-A-Che feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Look At Me Now" (Norfolk Little feat. Akon)
• 2005 "So Fly" (Blewz feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Little Do They Know" (Allstars feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Soul Survivor" (Young Jeezy feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Soul Survivor (remix)" (Young Jeezy feat. Akon, Boyz n da Hood & Jim Jones)
• 2005 "Can You Believe It" (Styles P feat. Akon)
• 2005 "All My Life" (Styles P feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Back Again" (KAI feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Keep on Callin" (P Money feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Keep on Callin' (remix)" (Sway DaSafo feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Drop" (Milano feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Come Home" (Play-N-Skillz feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Stay Down" (Ruff Ryders feat. Flashy & Akon)
• 2005 "Hustler's Story" (The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Scarface, Big Gee and Akon)
• 2005 "Miss Melody" (Miri Ben-Ari feat. Akon)
• 2005 "Ghetto Soldier" (Miri Ben-Ari feat. Akon and Beenie Man)
• 2005 "Bananza (Belly Dancer remix)" (feat. Kardinal Offishall)
• 2005 "How I Roll" (Juelz Santana feat. Akon
• 2006 "Private" (One Chance feat. Akon)
• 2006 "She Wanna Ride" (Capone feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Wacha Gonna Do" (Brian McKnight feat. Akon and Juvenile)
• 2006 "Thats All I Know" (Kira feat. Akon, B.I.G., Keith Murray and G-Dep)
• 200? "Thats All I Know /(Still On The Block)" (Webbz feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Gun In My Hand" (Booba feat. Akon)(french song)
• 2006 "Mr. Martin" (Pras Michel feat. Akon)
• 2006 "I Promise You (Akon Pop remix)" (Elvis White feat. Akon)
• 2006 "I Promise You (Akon Club remix)" (Elvis White feat. Akon)
• 2006 "U Got Me" (T-Pain feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Ur Not the Same" (T-Pain feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Party Gets Hot Tonight" (Rah Digga feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Find Us" (The Beatnuts feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Presidential (Remix)" (Youngbloodz feat. Akon)
• 2006 "I Am Not My Hair (Konvict remix) (India.Arie feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Slow Wind Remix" (R. Kelly feat. Akon & Sean Paul)
• 2006 "Never Gonna Get It" (Sean Biggs feat. Topic & Akon)
• 2006 "Some More" (Keith Sweat feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Street Life" (Azad feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Watch Your Movements" (Black Rob feat. Akon)
• 2006 "On the Block All Day" (Serius Jones feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Im Real" (Bleu Davinci feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Hood Times" (Big Adept feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Home Invaders" (Paperview feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Drop That Booty" (Paperview feat. Akon, Red Cafe)
• 2006 "Ready To" (Reynos feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Murderer Part II" (Uncle Murda feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Ride Out" (Tru Life feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Clack Clack" (Red Cafe feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Girls" (Beenie Man feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Snitch" (Obie Trice feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Look Me in My Eyes" (Blast feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Let It Clap" (Rasheeda feat. Akon)
• 2006 "I Wonder" (Smitty feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Cross That Line" (Rick Ross feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Ghetto Story Chapter 3" (Cham feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Go To War" (Papoose feat. Akon)
• 2006 "I Wanna F*ck You" (Plies feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Put It on Me" (Blewz feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Watch Out" (DJ Khaled feat. Akon, Styles P, Fat Joe, Rick Ross)
• 2006 "Coulibaly (Akon Remix)" (Amadou and Mariam feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Survivor" (40 Cal. feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Hold on Tight" (Qwes feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Hard" (Balboa feat. Akon, Jody Breeze & Killer Mike)
• 2006 "Dyoing Dyoing Dyoing" (Ray Black feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Boss' Life" (Snoop Dogg feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Ridin' Overseas" (Chamillionaire feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Plentimo" (Gypsy Stokes feat. Akon)
• 200? "Plenty Mo" (Stacee Adams feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Gangsta" (Big Floaty feat. Akon)
• 2006 "Exclusive" (Rhatt feat. Akon)
• 2007 "The Sweet Escape" (Gwen Stefani feat. Akon)
• 2007 "The Sweet Escape (Konvict remix)" (Gwen Stefani feat. Akon)
• 2007 "I Tried" (Bone Thugs-n-Harmony feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Never Forget Me" (Bone Thugs-n-Harmony feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Dubhop" (Tariq L feat. Akon)
• 2007 "We Do" {Ginuwine feat. 404 Soldierz & Akon}
• 2007 "Be Easy" (G.A.G.E. feat. Akon)
• 2007 "What I'm Gonna Do" (G.A.G.E. feat. Akon)
• 2007 "On Me" (Lil Fizz feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Ok" (Brasco feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Natural Born Hustler" (Trey Songz feat. Akon)
• 2007 "I'm So Fly" (Juvenile feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Exhausted From Ballin" (Kasual feat. Akon)
• 2007 "We Takin' Over" (DJ Khaled feat. Akon, T.I., Rick Ross, Fat Joe, Birdman, & Lil Wayne)
• 2007 "We Takin' Over (remix) (DJ Khaled feat. Akon, Lil Kim, R. Kelly, T-Pain & Young Jeezy)
• 2007 "Kalifornia" (Yukmouth feat. Akon (samples hook from 'The New Message')
• 2007 "Nobody (Don't Matter) (Official remix)" (Nivea feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Nobody (Don't Matter)" (Candace Jones feat. Akon)
• 2007 "I Wanna Fuck You (remix)" (Snoop Dogg feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Eyes on You" (Styles P feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Change Up" (Fabolous feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Naturel Charm" (Trey Songz feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Untitled/Locked Up Again" (Foxy Brown feat. Akon)
• 2007 "The Way She Moves" (Zion feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Do You Feel Me" (Rosco feat. Akon and Jadakiss)
• 2007 "Bartender" (T-Pain feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Bartender (remix)" (T-Pain feat. Akon & Ghostface Killah)
• 2007 "Gangsta Bop" (The Game feat. Akon)
• 2007 "You'll Never Forget Me" (Gwop Gang feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Speaker" (David Banner feat. Akon, Lil Wayne & Snoop Dogg)
• 2007 "Who the Fuck Is That" (Dolla feat. Akon & T-Pain)
• 2007 "On My Trail" (L.A. feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Club Rockin" (Cardan feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Paradise" (Quiarre Lee feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Bring it On" (Daddy Yankee feat. Akon)
• 2007 "I'll Still Kill" (50 Cent feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Keep on Callin" (Joell Ortiz feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Outlaw" (40 Cal. feat. Akon)
• 2007 "By My Side" (Tugg Boat feat. Akon)
• 2007 "That's Right" (Three 6 Mafia feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Graveyard Shift" (Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon)
• 2007 "The Verdict" (Juvenile feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Street Riders" (The Game feat. Akon & Nas)(2007, 2008)
• 2007 "Certified" (Glasses Malone feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Get Buck In Here" (Felli Fel feat. Diddy, Ludacris, Lil Jon & Akon)
• 2007 "Presentation" (Munga feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Sweetest Girl (Dollar Bill)" (Wyclef Jean feat. Akon, Lil Wayne & Nia)
• 2007 "Sweetest Girl (remix)" (Wyclef Jean feat. Akon, Lil Wayne & Raekwon)
• 2007 "On tha Block" (Gonzoe feat. Akon & Rosco Umali)
• 2007 "Back on the Block" (Beanie Sigel feat. Akon)
• 2007 "All I Know" (Hell Rell feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Hypnotized" (Plies feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Messed Up" (Chingy feat. Akon)
• 2007 "What's Love" (Shaggy feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Natural Born Hustla" (Cyssero feat. Akon, 4 Corners & killaQueenz)
• 2007 "Losing It" (Rock City feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Clear the Air" (Busta Rhymes feat. Akon & Shabba Ranks)
• 2007 "Soldier" (Tiken Jah Fakoly feat. Akon)
• 2007 "Do Right" (Mario feat. Akon)
• 2007 "What You Got" (Colby O'Donis feat. Akon)
• 2007 "That's Me" (Big Adept feat. Akon)
• 2007 "That's Me (Remix)" (615 feat. Akon)
• 2007 "On The Run" (Brisco feat. Flo-Rida and Akon)
• 2007 "Rush" (Akon Feat.Kardinal Offishall)
• 2007 "Smalltime Gangster" (NOX Feat.Akon)
• 2008 "Borrow U" (40 Glocc ft. Akon)
• 2008 "Come Back To Me Akon
• 2008 "Take You Away" (Colby O'Donis Feat. Akon & Romeo)
• 2008 "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 2008" (Michael Jackson feat. Akon and Will.I.Am)
• 2008 "Could You Be The Reason" (akon)
• 2008 "One False Move" (C-Murder feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Sucker For Love" (Jason Miller) feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Dangerous" (Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Move On" (Varsity feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Just Dance" (Lady Gaga feat. Colby O'Donis and Akon)
• 2008 "Shawty" (Kaye Styles feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Frozen" (Tami Chynn feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Plenty Mo" (Stacee Adams feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Everywhere You Go" (Orlando Brown feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Get Low Wit It" (Romeo feat. Akon)
• 2008 "All I Know" (Roccett feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Hustle Man" (Hot Rod feat. Akon & Freeway)
• 2008 "Doing Doing" (Ray L feat. Akon)
• 2008 "So In Lust" (Hunt feat. Akon)
• 2008 "Body on Me" (Ashanti feat. Nelly & Akon)
• 2008 "I'm So Fly" (DJ Green Lantern feat. Akon, Fabolous & Fat Joe)
• 2008 "Out Here Grindin" (DJ Khaled feat. Akon, Rick Ross, Plies, Lil Boosie, Trick Daddy, Lil Wayne, and Ace Hood)
• 2008 "Am I Dreaming" (Kat Deluna feat. Akon)

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References

1. ^ Chart Data: Akon. Mariah-Charts.com. Accessed April 20, 2007.
2. ^ ^{a b} World Chart Positions. aCharts.us. Accessed September 7, 2007.
3. ^ ^{a b} Searchable Database. RIAA. Accessed September 2, 2007.
4. ^ J. Freedom du Lac (March 4, 2007). Lord of the Ring Tone, and More. The Washington Post. Accessed September 27, 2007.
5. ^ Akon to Perform in Dar. East Africa Television (May 18, 2006). Accessed September 27, 2007.
6. ^ UKMIX - Forums - View topic - US Billboard Charts (15/03/2008)
7. ^ Men of the Week: Entertainment. AskMen.com. Accessed September 27, 2007.
8. ^ ^{a b c} Shaheem Reid, with reporting by Jeff Cornell (March 4, 2008). Akon Hoping for Michael Jackson Collaboration on Forthcoming LP, Acquitted. MTV. Accessed March 4, 2008.
9. ^ Akon UK Chart Runs. Polyhex.com. Accessed September 20, 2007.
10. ^ Belgium certification for Lonely
11. ^ look at 1.08.05 for the New Zealand certification of Lonely
12. ^ Belgium certification of Smack That
13. ^ look at 5.03.07 for the New Zealand certification of Smack That
14. ^ look at 28.05.07 for the New Zealand certification of I wanna love you
15. ^ look at 30.07.07 for the New Zealand certification of Don't Matter
16. ^ look at 3.12.07 for the New Zealand certification of sorry blame it on me

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External links

• Akon discography at Discogs