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Black America Web
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Drake Makes History As First Ever Artist With 10 Diamond Records, Social Media Reminds Haters
Source: Prince Williams / Getty Drake set a wild new record; he's now the only artist with 10 diamond-certified tracks under his belt. The RIAA confirmed that both 'Hold On, We're Going Home' and his breakout banger 'Best I Ever Had' have officially gone diamond, meaning each has moved over 10 million units. That puts him at the top, passing every other artist in the game when it comes to diamond hits. Once the news hit Instagram, the reactions were all over the place. Some fans gave him his flowers, with one person writing, 'You can't hate on this… greatness right here.' But the Kendrick vs. Drake debate popped right back up. A Kendrick fan jumped in saying, 'Nobody said Drake didn't have hits, we just saying Dot raps better. The machine behind Drake been running strong for years.' While everyone's talking numbers, Drake's already back in the lab. He told Adin Ross during a stream on Kick that he's cooking up something new, calling the next project a 'slap.' His post on IG with the caption 'Iceman' had fans guessing that it might be tied to the name or vibe of his next drop. If true, it'll be his first solo album since For All the Dogs in 2023. On top of that, he's linking up with Kai Cenat for a new music video for 'SOMEBODY LOVES ME.' They're running a contest where fans can submit their ideas for a chance to win $15K and get featured in the final cut. Drake even popped up at Cenat's 'Streamer University' event last weekend, keeping his finger on the pulse of what's hot online. At this point, Drake isn't just breaking records, he's rewriting the rules. Drake Makes History As First Ever Artist With 10 Diamond Records, Social Media Reminds Haters was originally published on Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE
Forbes
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Drake Beats Taylor Swift On The Albums Chart With Multiple Comebacks
Drake and Taylor Swift often trade places when it comes to which artist claims the most real estate on the Billboard 200. Sometimes it's the hip-hop superstar, while at other times, the singer-songwriter takes the crown. This frame, Drake occupies the most spots on the ranking of the biggest full-lengths and EPs in the U.S. — but not by much. He edges out the female powerhouse by just one placement, as two of his projects return to the tally. A pair of Drake albums bounce back onto the Billboard 200 this week, landing almost side by side. Thank Me Later returns at No. 187 on the 200-spot ranking, which blends sales and streaming activity. More Life follows close behind at No. 189. According to Luminate, just 10 equivalent units separate the two titles. Both collections moved between 8,480 and 8,500 equivalent units in the past tracking frame, with pure sales making up a tiny fraction of those numbers. One managed almost 20 pure purchases, while the other didn't even crack double digits. Drake lays claim to eight positions on the Billboard 200 this week. Most of his collections are climbing, while a handful remain steady. His collaborative set with PartyNextDoor, Some Sexy Songs 4 U, is still his highest-rising effort. That's unsurprising, as it's only been on the roster for 10 weeks, and it is still being promoted with a slew of big singles. That project holds at No. 5. Another reliable performer, For All the Dogs, is stationary at No. 93. Meanwhile, Take Care lifts to No. 40, Views rises to No. 79, Certified Lover Boy ascends to No. 101, and Scorpion moves up to No. 134. Taylor Swift fills seven spaces on the Billboard 200 this frame – just one fewer than Drake. In most weeks, that would be more than enough for her to dominate, but the rapper's resurgence gives him the edge this time around. Swift appears on the list with The Tortured Poets Department (No. 11), Lover (No. 52), Folklore (No. 64), Midnights (No. 65), 1989 (Taylor's Version) (No. 70), Reputation (No. 115) and Red (Taylor's Version) (No. 159).
Express Tribune
14-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR drop $ome $exy $ongs 4 U on Valentine's Day
Longtime collaborators Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR have reunited for their first-ever full-length joint album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, which officially dropped on February 14. The 21-track project showcases the duo's signature blend of sultry R&B and melodic rap, arriving at a time when both artists are riding career highs. While Drake is actively touring Australia, this album ensures he remains a force on the charts. Meanwhile, PARTYNEXTDOOR makes his long-awaited return, following the success of PartyNextDoor 4 (2024), which earned a top 10 spot on the Billboard 200. For Drake, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U marks his first project since For All the Dogs (2023), which shattered multiple streaming records. Although Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime Show dominated recent music headlines, Drake keeps his focus on delivering chart-topping music with this highly anticipated project. PARTYNEXTDOOR, a key OVO Sound signee, has long contributed to Drake's biggest hits, including Come and See Me and Loyal, making this joint album a natural extension of their past collaborations. The album's Valentine's Day release aligns with its romantic and intimate vibe, making it an ideal addition to fans' playlists. With high expectations and an already dedicated fanbase, the album is poised to dominate streaming charts. Fans can now listen to $ome $exy $ongs 4 U on Apple Music and Spotify.
