Drake’s chart dominance shows no signs of slowing down.
The Toronto megastar’s latest album, “Iceman”, has clinched its fourth consecutive week at #1 on the Billboard 200, tallying 133,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. during the most recent tracking period.
The album’s success remains heavily fueled by streaming. Of its weekly figure, a staggering 132,000 units stemmed from streaming activity, equating to over 135 million on-demand streams of its tracks.
Unsurprisingly, “Iceman” has also retained its #1 position for the fourth week running on Billboard’s Top Streaming Albums chart.
This achievement places “Iceman” among an elite group of records. It marks the first album to spend its first four weeks in the #1 spot since Taylor Swift’s T”he Life of a Showgirl”, which launched atop the chart for a seven-week streak in late 2025.
For hip-hop and R&B, Drake’s feat is even more remarkable. The last album within these genres to debut at #1 and sustain that position for its first four weeks was Travis Scott’s “Utopia” in 2023.
This milestone further solidifies Drake’s already legendary career. With another week atop the Billboard 200, he has amassed a total of 41 weeks at #1 — extending his record for the most weeks in the top spot among hip-hop artists and Canadian acts alike.
In doing so, Drake surpasses Adele, who held 40 weeks at #1 across her career from 2011 to 2022. If *Iceman* manages to remain at the top for one more week, Drake will tie Morgan Wallen’s total of 42 weeks.
Drake’s unmatched run at #1 stretches back nearly 16 years, beginning with his debut album, “Thank Me Later”, in 2010. His longest-reigning chart-topping album remains “Views”, which commanded the Billboard 200 for 13 weeks in 2016. Additionally, “Scorpion” and “Certified Lover Boy” each notched five weeks at the summit.
Adding to his success, “Iceman’s” standout track “Shabang” has become a cultural juggernaut. The song recently climbed to #4 on the Hot 100 and sparked a viral TikTok challenge that has seen fans, influencers, and even Drake himself participating — most notably during his recent getaway in Turks and Caicos.
