With over a dozen new entries, Drake extends his Billboard Streaming Songs dominance, surpassing 100 top 10 hits while Kendrick Lamar secures the top spot.

Drake becomes the first act in the 12-year history of Billboard's Streaming Songs chart to earn 100 top 10s, scoring four new top 10s on the March 1-dated survey. The rapper achieves the feat via ...

and then the even more exclusive 300-hits club (of which he’s the only member) in 2023. Some of Drake’s other esteemed Hot 100 records include the most top two, top three, top five, top 10 ...

Drake has made history as the first artist to achieve 100 top 10 hits on Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart, solidifying his dominance in the streaming era.

Drake’s other new top 10s include “Nokia” (No ... Drake and Yebba’s “Die Trying” (No. 10, 18 million streams).

In their respective long careers — Drake first hit the Billboard 200 in 2010, while Lamar did so a year later — the two ...

This week on the charts, only one new album debuts in the top 50: Alter Ego by LISA of the K-pop group BLACKPINK and the ...

The grip that this Drake, who embraced his innovation, uniqueness and sensitivity, had on not just hip-hop, but the entire ...

"Gimme a hug, Gimme a hug!," pleads Drake on one track from his new album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U. After the month and year he's ...

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