T. Danny

Added: T. Danny is the stage name of Telegdy Dániel, a Hungarian rapper, singer and songwriter.[1][2] He began uploading his own songs to YouTube in 2016, and his label, Astro Music, dates his career from 'Csak te' in 2018. Between 2018 and 2026 he released two EPs, also issued together as one album, and six studio albums, the last of which, 'A MASZK' (2026), entered MAHASZ's Album Top 40 at No. 1.[3][4][5][6] By October 2026 his No. 1 singles on MAHASZ's Single Top 40 were 'No Woman No Cry' with Young Fly, 'SZÍVTIPRÓ' and 'ROCKSTAR', and NMHH, Hungary's media authority, had ranked him among the three most-viewed artists on YouTube in Hungary in 2021.[7][8]

Added: He also became a television personality: he finished third in TV2's 'Dancing with the Stars' in 2023 and was one of the four judges of the ninth season of 'Megasztár' in 2026.[9][10][11] On YouTube's weekly Hungary Top Artists chart he appeared in 386 of the 403 weeks between February 2019 and October 2026, without a break from the week ending 2 January 2020, and was No. 1 in 18 of them.[12]

Added: ## Name and background

Added: In October 2026 the description of his official YouTube channel opened with 'T. Danny (Telegdy Dániel)', and the biography on his YouTube Music page gave the same name.[1][2] The channel listed Hungary as its country and had been created on 28 February 2014; on 26 October 2026 it had 536K subscribers, 148 videos and 655,750,738 views.[1] He told Telex in February 2024 that he had studied finance and accounting at the Budapest Business School for half a year before leaving. He said Petőfi Sándor's poems had been especially important to him and had led him, after early attempts in English, to write in Hungarian; Telex named Eminem CDs as his musical inspiration, noted that he read a lot of poetry and reported that he had trained as a swimmer and then aimed at basketball before choosing music.[13]

Added: ## Career: first uploads and 'Csak te' (2016–2019)

Added: The oldest video on his channel, 'Egyedül', went up on 13 May 2016 with T. Danny credited for the music, the mix and the lyrics. His uploads of 2016 to early 2018, among them 'A Szoba', 'Vége', 'Megyek az utamon' and 'Tiszta szívvel', credit him with both music and lyrics.[3][14][15][16][17] Apple Music dates the single 'Csak te' to 12 February 2018, and it reached his channel three days later.[18][19] His first album, 'Senki', followed on 1 May 2018 with nine songs, all but one of them written and composed by him.[5][20][21] The official 'Csak te' video, published on 23 October 2018, was directed, filmed and edited by Telegdy Ádám; it had 12,923,195 views on 26 October 2026.[22] Telex wrote that ByeAlex shared the song and that members of BSW supported him early on.[13]

Added: In 2019 he took part in 'Rap Number One', a rap contest series on the AK26 crew's YouTube channel, and after its first episode went through in first place with 1,504 votes.[23] 'Utoljára sírtam érted' (April 2019) was mixed and mastered by Fehér Holló, and its video, again by Telegdy Ádám, had 14,528,882 views on 26 October 2026.[24] The video for 'Én és én' (30 June 2019) was the first on his channel to name Sticza Gergő as his manager, and the credits of 'Tíz Lány' in October 2026 name him again; Astro Music lists Sticza Gergő as its co-founder and A&R director.[25][26][27] That year he also featured on songs by SIPI, Miskovits and Fehér Holló, Bakos Atti and Kállay Saunders.[18][28][29]

Added: YouTube's Hungary Top Artists chart, whose weekly archive starts in February 2019, first listed him in the week ending 14 February 2019, at No. 70. During 2019 his songs 'Csak te', 'Utoljára sírtam érted' and 'Elmúlt' reached Nos. 15, 6 and 5 on the Top Songs chart.[12][30]

Added: ## 'Megmondtam', 'Szívtelen' and the first No. 1 week (2020)

Added: 'Megmondtam', published as a video on 27 December 2019, became the most-viewed video on his channel, with 31,253,544 views on 26 October 2026. He wrote the music and lyrics, Bakos Atti recorded and mixed it, and he co-directed the video with LehoDaNel.[31] It was his first entry on the MAHASZ charts: No. 23 on the Single Top 40 in the week of 10–16 January 2020 and No. 13 on the Stream Top 40, where it stayed 23 weeks.[7][32] From the week ending 2 January 2020 he was on YouTube's Hungary Top Artists chart every week up to October 2026, 356 weeks in a row.[12]

Added: That year the producer LehoLegacy became his main studio partner, credited with the music and the recording and mixing of his next album and most later singles, often with the guitarist Aranyosi Norbert.[5][33][34] 'UH', with G.w.M, came out on 3 June 2020; its video had 14,884,767 views on 26 October 2026.[35] His second album, 'Szívtelen', followed on 9 August 2020 with ten songs and guests G.w.M, Berkes Olivér and Rico.[36] In the week ending 13 August 2020 he was No. 1 on YouTube's Hungary Top Artists chart for the first time.[12]

Added: Manuel's 'Talán' featuring T. Danny (31 October 2020) entered MAHASZ's Stream Top 40 at No. 1, and its video had 23,963,478 views on 26 October 2026.[28][37] KKevin's 'Hazudtál', with T. Danny and Ginoka (22 November 2020), was later certified five times platinum.[29][38] His own 'Utálnak' followed on 5 December 2020.[39] From the week ending 12 November to 17 December 2020 he held No. 1 on the YouTube artist chart for six weeks in a row.[12]

Added: ## 'Faszagyerek', 'Ha elmegyek' and 'Rossz Ember' (2021–2022)

Added: 'Faszagyerek' featuring Curtis came out on 23 March 2021, and two remixes followed in April and May. NMHH counted it as the seventh most-viewed song among Hungarian YouTube users in 2021, with 9,067,783 views, and noted elsewhere in the same report that radio stations had played it 21 times despite its vulgar title.[40][41][8] In NMHH's report on 2021 he was the third most-viewed artist on YouTube in Hungary, with 64,609,905 views, and eleventh among artists on Spotify.[8] He returned to No. 1 on the YouTube artist chart for four weeks from the week ending 25 March 2021 and for two more in May.[12] In 2021 he also featured on BSW's 'Mokambo Gang' (No. 8 on the Single Top 40), Rico and Miss Mood's '12 hónap', DR BRS's 'Juanita' and several songs by KKevin.[18][28][29][7]

Added: 'Ha elmegyek' (30 December 2021), whose video he directed with Rádli Bence and Sticza Gergő, reached No. 8 on the Single Top 40 and No. 3 on the Stream Top 40, and in the first two weeks of January 2022 he was again No. 1 on the YouTube artist chart.[42][7][12] 'Még egyszer' (26 January 2022) topped the Stream Top 40 for one week, and his third album, 'Rossz Ember', came out on 20 February 2022 with eight songs and duets with Szabó Ádám, Fodor Liza and Nagy Bogi.[43][7][44] 'WOAH' (24 April 2022) and 'Yoga' with Manuel (20 June 2022) reached Nos. 3 and 2 on the Stream Top 40; the 'Yoga' video, directed by Nagy Bence for Final Productions, had 24,590,159 views on 26 October 2026.[45][46][7]

Added: He headlined Budapest Park in 2022 with a live band of Aranyosi Norbert (guitar), Berki Dávid (bass), Balogh Norbert (keys) and Demissie Efraim (drums).[47] NMHH's report on 2022 placed him fourth among artists on YouTube in Hungary, with 90,592,917 views, and listed 'Yoga', 'WOAH' and 'Ha elmegyek' among the year's most-viewed songs; on Spotify he had 11 charting songs that year.[48] In 2022 he also featured on ByeAlex és a Slepp's 'voltmárkicsi' (No. 7, certified gold), Bruno X Spacc's 'JÓ KISLÁNY', Rico's 'Leszarom' with Desh and BSW's 'Nem megyek vissza'.[18][28][7][38]

Added: ## 'AZ ALBUM', 'Dancing with the Stars' and 'EZER NAP' (2023)

Added: 'Csirió' featuring KKevin (6 February 2023), which Telex noted quotes Prime Minister Orbán Viktor, preceded his fourth album, 'AZ ALBUM', released on 23 February 2023 with 14 songs, all produced and mixed by LehoLegacy, and guests including Valmar, KKevin, Bruno X Spacc, Desh, Essemm and Manuel.[49][13][50] In the week ending 2 March 2023 he had 15 songs on YouTube's Hungary Top Songs chart at once and was No. 1 on the artist chart for the last time in the period counted.[30][12]

Added: 'Félek' (13 May 2023) had music by Závodi Marci, LehoLegacy, Aranyosi Norbi and Mackó Miki.[51] Wellhello and T. Danny released 'Disco Club' on 8 June 2023; it was his highest-placed song on MAHASZ's Hungarian-language radio chart, the Magyar Rádiós Top 40, peaking at No. 11 and staying 62 weeks.[18][52][7] 'CSÓKKIRÁLY' (31 July 2023) reworked Fenyő Miklós's song of the same name for a campaign by the mobile operator Yettel; in a Yettel-sponsored Telex article he said that the two had met, and that Fenyő looked over the lyrics, listened to the demo and raised no objections.[53][54] He played Budapest Park on 17 August 2023, with guests including BSW, Curtis, KKevin, Valmar, Manuel, L.L. Junior and Dzsindzser.[55][56][57]

Added: In the autumn of 2023 he danced in TV2's 'Dancing with the Stars' with Lissák Laura; in the final on 2 December 2023 they performed a jive, a paso doble and a Viennese waltz and finished third, after the winners Krausz Gábor and Mikes Anna and the runners-up Marics Peti and Stana Alexandra.[9][4] His duet with Young Fly, 'No Woman No Cry' (21 December 2023, music by Závodi Marci), entered the Single Top 40 at No. 3 and spent five weeks at No. 1 from the week of 29 December 2023, and 45 weeks on the chart. It led Spotify's Hungarian daily chart on 39 days, and its video had 26,750,587 views on 26 October 2026.[58][7][59][60][61][62] On YouTube's Top Songs chart it spent eight weeks at No. 1.[30]

Added: His fifth album, 'EZER NAP', came out on 22 December 2023 with 13 songs, produced by Závodi Marci (Dzsindzser) and LehoLegacy with Aranyosi Norbert as band leader, and guests ByeAlex, Young Fly, Szakács Gergő, Marics Peti and Nagy Bogi.[5][34][63] It entered the Album Top 40 at No. 2, reached No. 1 the next week and was certified double platinum. A knight-themed promotional film with the actor Stohl András preceded it.[64][38][65] He told Telex that putting out two albums within a year was meant to show how he had developed.[13] Telex, reporting NMHH's study of 2023, put him third on that year's Hungarian YouTube chart, with about 90 million plays.[66] At the 2025 Fonogram awards he was nominated for domestic modern pop-rock album or recording of the year, for 'EZER NAP' together with nine singles including 'VIDÉKI CSAJSZI' and 'No Woman No Cry'; the award went to ajsa luna.[67][68]

Added: ## 'SZÍVTIPRÓ', Heroes' Square and the arena (2024–2025)

Added: On 8 May 2024 his channel published a live session recorded in one take in a hangar at Tököl airfield for the Unicum Akusztik series.[69] 'SZÍVTIPRÓ' (20 June 2024), for which he wrote the music, beat, lyrics and the video's screenplay, entered the Single Top 40 at No. 21 and spent two weeks at No. 1; it was certified four times platinum.[70][71][38] In its second week at No. 1, KKevin's 'CARTIER' featuring T. Danny entered at No. 3.[72]

Added: On 21 September 2024 he performed with his band at Szerencsejáték's free concert on Heroes' Square in Budapest before Ricky Martin; the organiser put the crowd at about 70,000.[73][74] 'VIDÉKI CSAJSZI' (2 October 2024) entered the Single Top 40 at No. 2 and stayed 51 weeks, his longest run on that chart, and it gathered the most streams of his songs on Spotify's Hungarian daily chart.[75][76][77][61] His first concert at the Papp László Budapest Sportaréna, announced for 21 December 2024, was moved about a month beforehand to 14 March 2025, because, he said, the material for his new album was not finished.[78][79][80]

Added: 'ROCKSTAR' (9 March 2025) reached No. 1 on the Single Top 40 in the week of 14–20 March and was certified five times platinum. The EP 'SZÍVTIPRÓ SZÁLLODA (1. RÉSZ)', released on 11 March, entered the Album Top 40 at No. 3, and all of its other songs entered the singles chart the same week.[81][82][38][83][84][85] On 14 March 2025 he played the Sportaréna; Astro Music and Ripost reported it sold out, with guests Bruno x Spacc, Valmar, Lmen Prala, BSW, Jaber, KKevin, ByeAlex, Szakács Gergő and Curtis.[79][86][87] His channel published an aftermovie of his 2024 Budapest Park concert on 17 August 2024, and he played Budapest Park for the fourth time in August 2025.[88][89][90] 'PLETYKA' (28 August 2025) entered the Single Top 40 at No. 2, and the second EP, 'SZÍVTIPRÓ SZÁLLODA (2. RÉSZ)', and the combined 11-song album 'SZÍVTIPRÓ SZÁLLODA' followed on 29 August; the album was certified double platinum.[91][92][93][94][38]

Added: ## Drug case and documentary (2025–2026)

Added: On 1 November 2025 444 reported that the government's drug commissioner, Horváth László, had confirmed Blikk's report that police had opened proceedings against T. Danny for drug possession; the police told Blikk that two suspects, whom it did not name, had been questioned and were not detained while the investigation continued.[95] On 19 December 2025 444, citing 24.hu, reported that he had declined to make a statement when questioned as a suspect and had filed a complaint against the suspicion; the investigation was continuing.[96] None of the sources cited here, the latest from April 2026, reported a charge or a court decision.[96][80]

Added: In April 2026 the two-part documentary 'T. Danny – A maszk mögött' ('Behind the Mask') was shown on Creator TV's free online service.[97][80] In the second episode, Telex's review reported, he spoke about his cocaine use in his own words and said he had spent 12–15 million forints a month, mostly on drugs; the series suggested that he had since stopped.[80]

Added: ## 'A MASZK' and 'Megasztár' (2026)

Added: 'xXx' (12 March 2026) entered the Single Top 40 at No. 2 and was certified three times platinum.[98][99][38] His sixth album, 'A MASZK', came out on 30 April 2026 with 13 songs and guests BELANO, KKevin, VINI and Nagy Bogi. It entered the Album Top 40 at No. 1, was certified gold and was in its 24th week on the chart in October 2026. In its first chart week ten of its 13 songs were on the Single Top 40 at once, together with 'ÉGJEN', which came out the same day but was not one of the album's 13 tracks.[100][6][101][102][38][5] In the week ending 7 May 2026, the first full week after the release, his weekly views on YouTube's Hungary Top Artists chart reached 5,028,487, his highest, when he was No. 2.[12]

Added: KKevin and T. Danny's 'NEM ÉRI MEG' (9 June 2026) peaked at No. 2 on the Single Top 40 and was certified double platinum; on YouTube's Top Songs chart it reached No. 1.[103][38][30] Singles followed through the summer: 'DÉRYNÉ', 'Sephora', 'Van Valami' with RZMVS (No. 6) and 'Rendben Lesz' with Follow The Flow.[104][105][106][107][108] On 20 July 2026 he and the actor Kádár L. Gellért released 'Tegyél csodát!', the theme song of Dobó Kata's romantic comedy 'Még egy kívánság'; Origo reported that he had been cast in the film as Milán, his first film role.[109][110][111]

Added: He was one of the four judges of the ninth season of TV2's talent show 'Megasztár', with Puskás-Dallos Bogi, Marics Peti and Herceg Erika; the season began on 5 September 2026.[10][11] In September and October 2026 he featured on Glazzard's 'Analóg fotó' (No. 5, certified platinum), Marics Peti's 'FUEGO' and Bruno X Spacc's 'MEREDEK', and on 22 October released 'Tíz Lány' with Bruno, which reached No. 2 on Spotify's Hungarian daily chart within three days.[7][112][113][38][26][61] In the week ending 22 October 2026 he was No. 3 on YouTube's Hungary Top Artists chart, behind Desh and Young Fly.[12]

Added: ## Artistry, producers and band

Added: In October 2026 Apple Music filed his catalogue under hip-hop and rap, with some singles, such as 'Még egyszer', 'VIDÉKI CSAJSZI' and 'Rendben Lesz', tagged pop.[18] He wrote the lyrics of his songs and, up to 2019, usually the music too; from 2020 the music of most singles was credited to LehoLegacy or, from 2023, Závodi Marci, with T. Danny co-credited on some, such as 'Még egyszer' and 'VIDÉKI CSAJSZI', and credited alone on others, such as 'SZÍVTIPRÓ', where he is also named for the beat and the video's screenplay.[13][45][33][43][75][70] His main studio partners were Bakos Atti (2019), LehoLegacy (from 2020) and Závodi Marci, also known as Dzsindzser (from 2023).[31][33][34][87] Video credits show Telegdy Ádám directing his early videos, Nagy Bence and Final Productions from 2021 to 2023, and Rádli Bence directing or co-directing most videos from 2021, from 2025 for Hello* Production.[22][42][46][26]

Added: His live band from 2022 to 2025, in Budapest Park, arena and live-session credits, was Aranyosi Norbert (guitar), Berki Dávid (bass), Balogh Norbert (keyboards) and Demissie Efraim (drums).[47][56][69][87] His frequent collaborators included KKevin, Bruno X Spacc, Jaber, G.w.M, Manuel, BSW, Curtis, ByeAlex, Szakács Gergő and Young Fly.[5][28][87] None of the 148 videos on his channel or the 34 guest videos checked carried YouTube's label for altered or synthetic content, and his live productions credit him as the singer.[5][28][47]

Added: ## Chart history

Added: Counts from YouTube's Hungary weekly charts, every week from 7 February 2019 to 22 October 2026, and from MAHASZ's weekly charts.[12][30][7]

Added: - YouTube Top Artists, Hungary: first entry No. 70 (week ending 14 February 2019); 386 weeks on the chart out of 403, including 356 in a row from the week ending 2 January 2020 to 22 October 2026; 328 weeks in the top 10; No. 1 in 18 weeks over eight runs between August 2020 and March 2023, the fifth-highest total of any act in the period counted, after Desh (119), Azahriah (107), BURAI and G.w.M (36 each).[12]

Added: - YouTube Top Songs, Hungary: 116 songs credited to him in the chart's artist field charted, 49 reached the top 10 and seven reached No. 1: 'Talán' (with Manuel), 'Faszagyerek', 'Ha elmegyek', 'Yoga', 'No Woman No Cry', 'SZÍVTIPRÓ' and 'NEM ÉRI MEG'. 'No Woman No Cry' spent eight weeks at No. 1. Three songs on which the chart names him only in the title, as a featured artist, also reached No. 1: TIAH's 'Méreg' (two weeks), BSW's 'Mokambo Gang' (three weeks) and KKevin's 'Hazudtál' (one week).[30]

Added: - MAHASZ Single Top 40, No. 1 as lead artist: 'No Woman No Cry' (five weeks), 'SZÍVTIPRÓ' (two weeks), 'ROCKSTAR'. MAHASZ Album Top 40, No. 1: 'EZER NAP', 'A MASZK'. MAHASZ Stream Top 40 (to 2023), No. 1: 'Még egyszer' and, as a guest, Manuel's 'Talán'.[7]

Added: - NMHH annual reports: third most-viewed artist on YouTube in Hungary in 2021 (64.6 million views) and fourth in 2022 (90.6 million).[8][48]

Added: ## Discography

Added: Peaks are MAHASZ Single Top 40 (S40), Album Top 40 (A40) and Stream Top 40 (Str40), with MAHASZ certifications.[18][5][7][38]

Added: - 'Senki' (album, 1 May 2018). Nine songs, including 'Csak te', 'Megyek az utamon' and 'Rázd'.[5][20][21]

Added: - 'Szívtelen' (album, 9 August 2020). Ten songs; guests G.w.M, Berkes Olivér, Rico; production LehoLegacy.[5][36]

Added: - 'Rossz Ember' (album, 20 February 2022). Eight songs; guests Szabó Ádám, Fodor Liza, Nagy Bogi.[5][44]

Added: - 'AZ ALBUM' (album, 23 February 2023). 14 songs; production LehoLegacy; guests Valmar, KKevin, Bruno X Spacc, Desh, Ekhoe, Essemm, Tirpa, Manuel. A40 26.[5][50][114]

Added: - 'EZER NAP' (album, 22 December 2023). 13 songs; production Závodi Marci and LehoLegacy; guests ByeAlex, Young Fly, Szakács Gergő, Marics Peti, Nagy Bogi. A40 1; double platinum.[5][63][64][38]

Added: - 'SZÍVTIPRÓ SZÁLLODA (1. RÉSZ)' (EP, 11 March 2025): 'SZÖRNYETEG', 'BOSSZÚVÁGY', 'DR. BUBO', 'MEGINT', 'ROCKSTAR'. A40 3.[83][84]

Added: - 'SZÍVTIPRÓ SZÁLLODA (2. RÉSZ)' (EP, 29 August 2025): 'EXIT', 'NO LIMIT' (with Essemm), 'OKÉ', 'PLETYKA', 'SEX & DRUGS', 'HALI' (with Jaber). A40 14. The combined album 'SZÍVTIPRÓ SZÁLLODA' (11 songs, same day) was certified double platinum.[93][94][115][38]

Added: - 'A MASZK' (album, 30 April 2026). 13 songs; guests BELANO, KKevin, VINI, Nagy Bogi. A40 1; gold.[5][100][6][38]

Added: Singles as lead artist:

Added: - 'Egyedül' (2017; uploaded 2016), 'Megyek az utamon' (2017), 'Csak te' (12 February 2018), 'Táncolunk' (2018), 'Senki sem tudja' (2018), 'Talán' (2018).[18][3][19][116][117]

Added: - 'Utoljára sírtam érted' (15 April 2019), 'Megcsináltam' (2019), 'Én és én' (2019), 'Rossz lány' (2019), 'Elmúlt' (16 October 2019).[18][24][25][118]

Added: - 'Megmondtam' (7 January 2020). S40 23; Str40 13.[18][31][7]

Added: - 'UH' (feat. G.w.M, 3 June 2020). Triple platinum.[18][35][38]

Added: - 'Szívtelen' (24 July 2020). Str40 38; platinum.[18][33][38]

Added: - 'Megmondóka' (with Pixa and Cashtag, 23 September 2020). Str40 34; double platinum.[18][119][38]

Added: - 'Utálnak' (5 December 2020). S40 24; triple platinum.[18][39][7][38]

Added: - 'Faszagyerek' (feat. Curtis, 23 March 2021). S40 24; Str40 9; four times platinum.[18][40][7][38]

Added: - 'Ha elmegyek' (30 December 2021). S40 8; Str40 3; triple platinum.[18][42][7][38]

Added: - 'Még egyszer' (26 January 2022). S40 9; Str40 1.[18][43][7]

Added: - 'WOAH' (24 April 2022). S40 30; Str40 3; platinum.[18][45][7][38]

Added: - 'Yoga' (feat. Manuel, 20 June 2022). S40 9; Str40 2.[18][46][7]

Added: - 'Csirió' (feat. KKevin, 6 February 2023). S40 18; Str40 6.[18][49][7]

Added: - 'Félek' (13 May 2023). S40 19.[18][51][7]

Added: - 'CSÓKKIRÁLY' (31 July 2023). S40 32.[18][53][7]

Added: - 'Akárki' (9 October 2023) and 'Az életem' (feat. Szakács Gergő, 9 November 2023; S40 12).[18][120][121][7]

Added: - 'No Woman No Cry' (with Young Fly, 21 December 2023). S40 1 (five weeks).[18][58][7]

Added: - 'Viszlát' (14 February 2024; S40 8), 'Bárcsak' (4 March 2024), 'GÁZ' (with Jaber, 28 April 2024; S40 4).[18][122][123][124][7]

Added: - 'SZÍVTIPRÓ' (20 June 2024). S40 1 (two weeks); four times platinum.[18][70][71][38]

Added: - 'FURA VAGYOK' (with Huzugha, 18 July 2024; S40 20).[18][125][7]

Added: - 'VIDÉKI CSAJSZI' (2 October 2024). S40 2 (51 weeks).[18][75][76]

Added: - 'ROCKSTAR' (9 March 2025). S40 1; five times platinum.[18][81][82][38]

Added: - 'PLETYKA' (28 August 2025). S40 2; four times platinum.[18][91][92][38]

Added: - 'xXx' (12 March 2026). S40 2; triple platinum.[18][98][99][38]

Added: - 'MI BÁNT' (23 April 2026; S40 5), 'NEM ÉRI MEG' (KKevin and T. Danny, 9 June 2026; S40 2, double platinum), 'DÉRYNÉ' (18 June 2026; S40 8), 'Sephora' (2 July 2026; S40 18), 'Van Valami' (feat. RZMVS, 15 July 2026; S40 6), 'Tegyél csodát!' (with Kádár L. Gellért, 20 July 2026), 'Rendben Lesz' (feat. Follow The Flow, 23 July 2026; S40 25), 'Tíz Lány' (feat. Bruno, 22 October 2026).[18][126][103][104][105][106][109][107][26][7][38][108]

Added: Selected guest appearances:

Added: - Kállay Saunders, 'Nevemet' (2019; gold); Rácz Gergő, 'Vége' (2020; gold); TIAH, 'Méreg' (2020; S40 31).[18][28][38][7]

Added: - Manuel, 'Talán' (2020; S40 17, Str40 1); KKevin, 'Hazudtál' (2020; five times platinum); G.w.M, 'Meggyilkoltál' (2020; platinum).[18][28][7][127][38]

Added: - Rico and Miss Mood, '12 hónap' (2021; double platinum); BSW, 'Mokambo Gang' (2021; S40 8, Str40 2); DR BRS, 'Juanita' (2021; S40 29, platinum); G.w.M and Ginoka, 'TikTok' (2021; gold); Pápai Joci, 'Ne ébressz fel!' (2021; gold).[18][28][7][38]

Added: - ByeAlex és a Slepp, 'voltmárkicsi' (2022; S40 7, gold); Bruno X Spacc, 'JÓ KISLÁNY' (2022; gold); Rico, 'Leszarom' with Desh (2022; gold); BSW, 'Nem megyek vissza' (2022; S40 30).[18][28][7][38][128]

Added: - Wellhello, 'Disco Club' (2023; Magyar Rádiós Top 40 No. 11, 62 weeks); KKevin, 'NITRO' (2023; S40 36).[18][52][7]

Added: - KKevin, 'CARTIER' (2024; S40 3); Mihályfi Luca, 'ROSSZ ÖTLET' (2024; S40 23); Jaber, 'Milliók' (2024; S40 7).[7][129][130]

Added: - Bruno, 'M.I.L.F.' (2025; S40 2); KKevin, 'HOT A TÉMA' (2026; S40 20); Valmar, 'ALL NIGHT' (2026; S40 9); Glazzard, 'Analóg fotó' (2026; S40 5, platinum); Marics Peti, 'FUEGO' (2026; S40 10); Bruno X Spacc, 'MEREDEK' (2026; S40 7).[18][7][131][38][112][113]

Added: ## Videography

Added: Most-viewed videos on his channel and with him as guest, with views on 26 October 2026.

Added: - 'Megmondtam' (27 December 2019; dir. T. Danny and LehoDaNel): 31,253,544.[31]

Added: - 'No Woman No Cry' with Young Fly (21 December 2023): 26,750,587.[58]

Added: - 'SZÍVTIPRÓ' (19 June 2024; dir. T. Danny and Rádli Bence): 24,879,274.[70]

Added: - 'Yoga' with Manuel (18 June 2022; dir. Nagy Bence): 24,590,159.[46]

Added: - Manuel, 'Talán' (2020): 23,963,478.[28]

Added: - BSW, 'Mokambo Gang' with Lmen Prala (22 April 2021): 19,227,246.[132]

Added: - ByeAlex és a Slepp, 'voltmárkicsi' (6 June 2022): 18,926,635.[28]

Added: - 'VIDÉKI CSAJSZI' (2 October 2024; dir. Rádli Bence and T. Danny): 18,694,713.[75]

Added: - 'WOAH' (24 April 2022; dir. Nagy Bence): 18,529,482.[45]

Added: - 'Faszagyerek' with Curtis (23 March 2021): 17,967,084.[40]

Added: - KKevin, 'Hazudtál' with Ginoka (22 November 2020): 17,752,175.[28]

Added: - 'Ha elmegyek' (30 December 2021): 17,715,438.[42]

Added: - 'Szívtelen' (24 July 2020): 16,480,955.[33]

Added: - 'UH' with G.w.M (3 June 2020): 14,884,767.[35]

Added: - 'Utoljára sírtam érted' (14 April 2019; dir. Telegdy Ádám): 14,528,882.[24]

Added: - 'Utálnak' (5 December 2020): 14,508,379.[39]

Added: - TIAH and Giaj, 'Méreg' (2 September 2020): 13,332,394.[28]

Added: - 'Csak te' (23 October 2018; dir. Telegdy Ádám): 12,923,195.[22]

Added: ## Television

Added: - 'Dancing with the Stars' (TV2, 2023): contestant with Lissák Laura, third place.[9]

Added: - 'Zsákbamacska' (TV2): co-host with Szente Vajk.[133][4]

Added: - 'Megasztár' season 9 (TV2, 2026): judge.[10]