Drake has officially made history again, becoming the first artist ever to earn 100 top 10 entries on Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart. With four new top 10 debuts from his collaborative album with PARTYNEXTDOOR, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, the Toronto rapper now boasts a record-breaking 103 top 10s.
Drake’s Latest Streaming Hits
The four new songs that pushed him past the 100-mark on the March 1-dated chart are:
• “Gimme a Hug” – No. 4 (24.5 million U.S. streams)
• “Nokia” – No. 7 (20.2 million U.S. streams)
• “CN Tower” (with PARTYNEXTDOOR) – No. 9 (19.8 million U.S. streams)
• “Die Trying” (with PARTYNEXTDOOR & Yebba) – No. 10 (18 million U.S. streams)
Dominating the Streaming Era
Drake has been a force in the streaming era since the Streaming Songs chart was launched in January 2013. He was part of the very first top 10 with A$AP Rocky’s “Fkin Problems”**, and soon after, his own hit “Started From the Bottom” climbed to No. 3.
His dominance is unmatched:
• Most Top 10s on Streaming Songs
• Drake – 103
• Taylor Swift – 58
• Lil Baby – 35
• Kendrick Lamar – 33
• The Weeknd – 33
• 21 Savage – 32
• Future – 31
• Travis Scott – 31
• Most No. 1s on Streaming Songs: Drake – 20 (Taylor Swift is second with 9)
• Most Total Entries on Streaming Songs: Drake – 277 (Taylor Swift is second with 179)
Drake’s Hot 100 Impact
Beyond streaming, Drake continues to dominate the Billboard Hot 100, where all 21 songs from $ome $exy $ongs 4 U debuted. “Gimme a Hug” leads the pack at No. 6.
With his streaming reign far from over, Drake continues to prove why he’s one of the biggest artists of all time.
