Amr Diab Earns His Second Guinness World Record After 69 Weeks at No. 1

Egyptian music star Amr Diab is back in the spotlight after achieving a new Guinness World Records title, adding another international milestone to a career spanning more than four decades.

Diab officially earned his second Guinness World Records title after setting the record for the most weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Arabia Artist 100 chart, with a total of 69 weeks at the top.

Why Is Amr Diab Trending?

Amr Diab has attracted renewed attention following the official recognition of his latest record and the presentation of his Guinness World Records award.

The achievement is connected to the Billboard Arabia Artist 100, a chart that tracks the performance of artists across the Arab music industry. Diab reached 69 weeks at No. 1, establishing the record for the most weeks at the top of the chart since its launch.

69 Weeks at No. 1 on Billboard Arabia

Diab's weeks at No. 1 were accumulated across several periods beginning in January 2024 rather than occurring consecutively.

According to Billboard Arabia, he had reached 64 weeks at the top by May 30, 2026, before adding another five weeks to reach the total of 69.

One of his longest uninterrupted runs at No. 1 lasted 36 weeks.

Amr Diab's Second Guinness Title

The new achievement marks Amr Diab's second official Guinness World Records title.

It comes after more than four decades in the music industry, during which the Egyptian singer has built a wide audience across the Arab world and beyond.

What Did Amr Diab Say?

Following the recognition, Diab spoke about the importance of his audience and their response to his music.

In an interview with Billboard Arabia, he highlighted the importance of seeing how listeners respond to his new releases and described audience satisfaction as one of the most meaningful aspects of his career.

A Career Spanning More Than Four Decades

Amr Diab began his professional music career more than 40 years ago and has released numerous songs that became widely known across the Arab world, including “Nour El Ain,” “Tamally Maak” and “Amarein.”

His latest Guinness achievement adds another major milestone to a career that continues to attract attention across the region and internationally.