Bryson Tiller just hit a massive milestone — his breakout hit “Don’t” is now the highest-certified R&B song of all time, officially earning him the first two RIAA diamond plaques of his career.

If you’re in an R&B household, you already know Bryson Tiller is part of the soundtrack. “Don’t” has become one of those timeless tracks that never really leaves rotation, and now it’s earned its place in history at 15x Platinum. Not only is it the highest-certified R&B song of all time, but it also cracked the top 10 overall, ranking as the 7th highest-certified song across any genre. Add in “Exchange” at 13x Platinum, and Tiller has officially secured his first two diamond records.

Both of these songs feel like moments in time. “Don’t” is that track you and your friends still go word for word to without even thinking, while “Exchange” is the song you reach for in the middle of a breakup — or when you’re deep in your feelings about love. They represent two very different moods but hit with the same emotional honesty that made Bryson Tiller a household name in the first place.

It’s been almost a decade since these records dropped, and the fact that they’re still making this kind of impact says everything. Huge congrats to Tiller — this is history in the making, and I couldn’t be more proud to see him get his flowers.

Ileyah

Ileyah is a mom, a writer and a musician. She loves late nights and gluten free snacks.