Drake has become the first hip-hop artist to have 10 distinct projects on the Billboard 200 chart at the same time.
The albums currently charting include:
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“Take Care” – No. 23
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“Views” – No. 34
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“$ome $exy $ongs 4 U” – No. 40
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“Certified Lover Boy” – No. 50
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“Scorpion” – No. 62
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“Thank Me Later” – No. 73
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“For All The Dogs” – No. 74
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“More Life” – No. 124
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“Nothing Was The Same” – No. 171
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“Her Loss” – No. 198
The feat, shared by Kurrco on X, sparked debate among fans. Some questioned the streaming numbers, while others dismissed criticism of the rapper’s commercial longevity.
The chart dominance comes as Drake prepares to release his next studio album, “Iceman.” While no release date has been confirmed, he hinted at the project during a video message at the Juno Awards on Sunday.
Congratulating Nelly Furtado on her Canadian Hall of Fame induction, Drake referenced his own history with the awards show.
“To the Junos, because you are honouring one of my dearest friends tonight, I will spare you, even though I know you’re still thinking about those six awards that you gave to Shad in 2011 when you snubbed ‘Take Care’ as I hosted the 40th anniversary of your award show,” he said.
He added: “Iceman coming soon.”
Drake has been working on “Iceman” for several months and has already released three singles from the project: “What Did I Miss?”, “Which One” featuring Central Cee, and “Dog House” featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf.
