Drake has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first rapper to have ten different albums simultaneously featured on the Billboard 200 chart. This historic accomplishment was confirmed in the latest update when his 2022 project, Her Loss, made its debut at No. 200. This achievement underscores Drake’s dominance in the music industry and solidifies his position as a leading figure in contemporary hip-hop.
Among his ten albums on the Billboard 200, Take Care, released in 2011, stands out as his highest-ranked album, currently sitting at No. 17. Other notable entries include Some Sexy Songs 4 U at No. 25, Views at No. 39, and Certified Lover Boy at No. 64. The full list of his albums includes For All The Dogs at No. 72, Thank Me Later at No. 92, Scorpion at No. 101, More Life at No. 133, and Nothing Was the Same at No. 179.
Fans took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to celebrate Drake’s achievement. One user commented, “I just know his haters kept scrolling annoyed as f*ck that they saw this post,” while another exclaimed, “WAY BETTER THAN YOUR FAVORITES. THERE IS NOTHING Y’ALL CAN DO ABOUT IT.” Such enthusiastic responses highlight the significant impact Drake has on his audience and the music landscape.
As he celebrates this milestone, Drake is also preparing for his upcoming album, Iceman. While an official release date has not yet been confirmed, he has been actively promoting the project over the past few months. Music commentator DJ Akademiks recently shared on X, “ICEMAN SO SOON! MY GOAT ALWAYS DELIVERS!” This excitement builds anticipation among fans eager for new material.
In a recent livestream with BenDaDonnn, Drake hinted at future plans, stating, “I’m going on a last recording trip… There’s plenty to talk about. We’ll talk about it.” He added, “Iceman coming soon, y’all boys better duck and get out the way.” His commitment to engaging with fans is evident as he has been releasing new singles in conjunction with each livestream. So far, he has unveiled tracks such as “What Did I Miss?”, “Which One” featuring Central Cee, and “Dog House” featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf.
In a November interview with Complex, Drake expressed his intention to host at least one more livestream episode dedicated to Iceman. He assured fans, “The finale will be our best work.” As anticipation builds around his next release, Drake’s record on the Billboard 200 serves as a testament to his enduring influence and creativity in the music industry.
