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Music Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ “Can’t Hold Us” is reportedly Spotify’s most-streamed hip-hop song with 3.4 billion streams.
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Music Drake already surpassed Kanye West by reportedly amassing over 2 billion Spotify streams so far in 2026, but Ye's next on the list.
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Music Drake might make this hypothetical streaming achievement even more significant if he drops "ICEMAN" later in 2026.
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Music "Megan" has reportedly been repositioned on the Spotify charts.
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Music Travis Scott met with Canadian ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky while watching U.S.A. defeat Canada in ice hockey at the Winter Olympics.
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Music XXXTentacion's iconic album, "?," continues to be wildly popular to this day, almost seven years after his death.
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Music Although Drake hasn't dropped his new album "ICEMAN" yet, it's clear that his music will get gargantuan play even if it doesn't come out.
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Music Russ has preached independence in his music and business for years. He mixes, master, and produces all of his music.
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Music Gunna is dropping a new album sometime soon, and it seems like fans are more ready than ever to hear it for themselves.
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Music Cardi B's new album "Am I The Drama?" is garnering social media discussion for many reasons, but how is that translating into sales numbers?
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Music 21 Savage's fans didn't let him down this year.
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Music Kendrick Lamar's latest performance was a huge success.
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Music Post Malone's new hit may have gamed the system.
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Music 50 Cent claimed he's burying his competition in the numbers game, and he extended his Jay-Z troll to everyone he's been beefing with recently.
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Music The main narrative hip-hop fans associate with Spotify botting these days is the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef and its discourse offshoots.
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