Drake has broken a Billboard 200 record by becoming the first hip-hop artist to have 10 distinct projects on the chart simultaneously. The albums include Take Care at number 23, Views at number 34, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U at number 40, Certified Lover Boy at number 50, Scorpion at number 62, Thank Me Later at number 73, For All The Dogs at number 74, More Life at number 124, Nothing Was The Same at number 171, and finally, Her Loss at number 198.
When Kurrco shared the feat on X (formerly Twitter), debate ensued in the replies. "And he claims other rapper botting HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA, he can’t even hide," one user wrote. Another countered: "I feel pity for closed minded people who let this media outlets fool their capacity of thinking, these fools be pushing narrative Drake fell off . 6 God All the way."
Drake's "Iceman" Update
Drake's dominance on the Billboard 200 chart comes as he is gearing up to release his next studio album, Iceman. While he hasn't confirmed a release date for the project, he hinted that it's "coming soon" at the Juno Awards on Sunday.
Congratulating Nelly Furtado for being inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame, he said in a video message: "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. But listen, that's neither here nor there. Tonight we'll let it go. This is about Nelly. And one thing Nelly knows, you know my love is real. You know my love is true. I love you. Have a great night. Enjoy your hall of fame status. It's long overdue. Kill the performance. We love you dog. Iceman coming soon."
Drake has been working on Iceman for many months. He's already shared three singles, including "What Did I Miss?", "Which One" featuring Central Cee, and "Dog House" featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf.
