Shenseea is continuing to make major strides in her career. With not one but two features on Kanye West’s DONDA, the dancehall diva has now joined the likes of Sean Paul and Shaggy who have seen Billboard Hot 100 success – that’s right she’s on The Chart.

 Shenseea’s first featured song on the album, Pure Souls with Roddy Rich, debuted at No. 52 on the Billboard Hot 100 and OK OK her second feature debuted at No. 12. Number 12. Shenseea is the first female Jamaican Dancehall artist in 17 years to hit the Hot 100 since Miss Thing’s entry with Beenie Man on their 2004 hit Dude. The feat places ShenYeng among other Dancehall Queens like Lady Saw and Patra.

But while Shenseea is “elated” to make the Billboard chart, she says she isn’t letting these milestones get to her head.  “Guys, I really don’t aspire to be the first of everything, it’s so annoying. The first of this, the first of that…who the f–k cares?” she told her fans in her Instagram Stories today.  “I just wanna make my money, make my music, make my Shenyengs happy…my ultimate life goal is to be so wealthy that I will never go broke again…my kids will never go broke again.”

“Like I’m a be legendary regardless, first of this, first of that…. that sh-t don’t matter,” Shenseea added.

But still congratulations are in order.