Drake’s ‘Nothing Was The Same’ Hits 10-Year Chart Milestone

Drake is no stranger to breaking records, and he’s just added another major achievement to his already impressive resume. His 2013 album, “Nothing Was The Same,” has officially spent a decade charting on the Billboard 200, a testament to its enduring popularity and impact.

A Decade of Dominance on the Charts

This isn’t the first time Drake has reached this incredible milestone. He previously achieved a decade-long run on the Billboard 200 with his albums “Take Care” and “Views.” This makes him the only rapper in history to have multiple albums achieve this remarkable feat, solidifying his place in hip-hop history.

The album, released in 2013, featured hits like “Started From the Bottom” and “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” and remains a fan favorite, consistently appearing on the charts even ten years later.

Record-Breaking Streaming Numbers

Adding to his recent successes, Drake also shattered his own Spotify streaming record earlier this month, reaching an astounding 88.74 million monthly listeners. This surpasses his previous record of 88.71 million and positions him as the rapper with the highest monthly listenership ever on the platform.

With over 5 billion streams on Spotify already this year, Drake is on track to have the biggest streaming year for a rapper in history. His consistent output and massive fanbase continue to drive unprecedented numbers.

Anticipation Builds for ‘ICEMAN’

These achievements come as fans eagerly await Drake’s ninth studio album, tentatively titled “ICEMAN.” While an official release date hasn’t been announced, Drake recently unveiled a massive ice installation in Toronto, reportedly containing the album’s release date hidden within. Unfortunately, the installation had to be blocked off by police due to safety concerns after fans attempted to melt it with fire.

Despite the minor setback with the ice installation, the anticipation for “ICEMAN” is palpable, fueled by Drake’s continuous stream of success and his undeniable impact on the music industry.