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    INNA’s Music Video For “Heaven” Hits 100 Million YouTube Views

    Jonathan CurrinnBy Jonathan CurrinnJanuary 30, 2018
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    INNA has done it again! Another one of her music videos has hit 100 million YouTube views. “Heaven” follows the two music videos that followed it, “Gimme Gimme” and “Ruleta“, to reach this milestone.

    Many fans were disappointed when “Heaven” didn’t appear on INNA’s recently released album, Nirvana. Which leaves this single as a non-album single – the first and only one she has released to-date. We continue to hope a deluxe version of the album will be released later this year, however, that seems really unlikely.

    The music video to “Heaven” was filmed in Mauritius. It was directed by John Perez with assistant director Khaled Mokhtar and co-stars Olivier Phineas Boissard. The song was released through Global Records and peaked at number four in Romania.

    It really shows that INNA is one of the biggest stars in the world at the moment. Her recent music videos hitting this milestone continues to prove that she’s a prominent force in the music industry. It certainly looks like title-single from her recent album, “Nirvana“, will be the next music video to hit this achievement, since it has racked up over 29 million views since its release in November.

    Unfortunately, “Nirvana” is currently restricted in some countries, including the UK. We hope it’ll become available once the single is officially released in those respected countries.

    If “Nirvana” follows in the footsteps of “Heaven“, “Gimme Gimme“, and “Ruleta“, it’ll mean that all four of INNA’s most-recent lead music videos will have hit the 100 million views mark. Only a few of her previous singles have reached this success, these include “Yalla”, “In Your Eyes”, and “Cola Song”.

    Watch INNA’s Music Video To “Heaven” Here:

    The song may not have been included in her fifth studio album Nirvana, but the album is still a great piece of work. It consists of 12 tracks, the final three being in Romanian. “Nirvana“, which is track six, is restricted in some countries. Take a listen to the album below.

    What do you make of INNA’s “Heaven” music video hitting 100 million YouTube views? Tell us how much you love the song and video on Twitter @CelebMix.

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