The article reports on the success of Saudi Arabian singer Abdulmajeed Abdullah's song "Lak Sagnek AlRab," which has reached 56 million streams. The song was part of the artist's performance in Abha, Saudi Arabia, as part of the "Kingdom Tour." The concert was sponsored by the General Entertainment Authority and organized by the Rotana Music Group, which broadcasted the event live on various channels including its own music, Gulf, and FM stations, as well as LBC. The sold-out concert was well-received, with tens of thousands of attendees filling the King Khalid University's theater and millions more watching online. The singer revealed that he had received a motivational message from Turki Al-Sheikh, the chairman of the General Entertainment Authority, before the performance. He is set to release his new album, which contains six songs, sometime between the end of September and the beginning of October. During the show, he performed over twenty songs, including "Hala Bish," a track that features a traditional Saudi Arabian rhythm called "Al-Khatwa." The singer expressed his commitment to promoting Saudi Arabian musical trends and incorporating them into his music. He also surprised the audience by revealing the true identity of the mysterious composer named "Mbahim," who produced many of the hit songs on his recent album.