Drake inches closer to huge Spotify record after dropping three albums
Drake is creating a record after record after he dropped his three albums
Ever since Drake dropped his three albums, he has been dominating the hip-hop scene.
His tracks are topping charts; his music streams are at an all-time high.
Now, Drizzy has reportedly passed a staggering 10 billion streams on Spotify in 2026.
This is big because this milestone has paved the way for him to inch toward the biggest hip-hop streaming year of all time on Spotify.
Previously, the Canadian rapper had become the second rapper to cross over 100 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Other than him, Kendrick Lamar is the only rapper to achieve the feat.
Bruno Mars and Ariana Grande, though, are far ahead of Drake in monthly listeners on Spotify.
Iceman, meanwhile, is credited with exploding Drake's stats.
On Spotify alone, the streamer streamed 450.4 million worldwide in its debut week.
In addition, the Iceman has also become the most-streamed album globally in its opening week.
His latest album joined the ranks of rap juggernauts such as his own smash-hit albums Certified Lover Boy and Scorpion, as well as Travis Scott's Utopia and Playboi Carti's Music.
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