Canadian rapper Drake has officially become the first artist in history to surpass 100 billion streams on Spotify.
This historic milestone was reached on June 18, marking a significant moment in the music industry and cementing Drake’s status as a global music icon.
The Canadian rapper’s latest feat comes just two months after reports indicated he was on the brink of this remarkable achievement, with 97 billion streams already under his belt.
The groundbreaking news was initially shared by Chart Data and later confirmed by KWORB, a reliable source that meticulously tracks streaming statistics and rankings across various platforms.
Drake’s impressive streaming numbers reflect his widespread popularity and the enduring appeal of his music.
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Drake’s impressive career
With a career spanning over a decade, the Toronto native has consistently dominated charts and captivated audiences with his unique blend of rap and R&B. His discography, filled with hits like God’s Plan, In My Feelings, and One Dance, continues to resonate with fans worldwide, driving his streaming numbers to record-breaking heights.
Notably, Taylor Swift is the closest contender to Drake’s streaming supremacy, holding the second position with 84.4 billion streams. While Swift’s accomplishment is also commendable, she remains significantly behind Drake, shows the magnitude of his latest milestone.
Other records
Most Entries on the Billboard Hot 100 by a Solo Artist: When Drake released his mixtape “More Life” in April 2017, every single track from it landed on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in its first week of release.
Longest-Running No. 1 Album by a Male Solo Artist: His fourth studio album, “Views,” spent an impressive 13 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, making him the first male solo artist to achieve this feat in a decade.
Highest-Streamed Album in 24 Hours: His mixtape “More Life” set a record as the most-streamed album in 24 hours on both Apple Music and Spotify.
