Drake continues to make waves in the music industry, even in between album releases. The Canadian hip-hop artist has secured multiple spots on the prestigious Billboard 200 chart, showcasing the enduring popularity of his music.
One of Drake's acclaimed albums, More Life, has now spent an impressive 350 weeks on the Billboard 200. This milestone is a testament to the album's lasting impact and the loyalty of Drake's fanbase. Despite a slight decline in rankings this week, More Life remains a significant presence on the chart, currently at No. 126.
Meanwhile, Drake's album Scorpion has also achieved a noteworthy feat by reaching 300 weeks on the Billboard 200. The album continues to resonate with listeners, as evidenced by its consistent performance on the chart. Scorpion garnered over 14,000 equivalent units in the past week, further solidifying its enduring appeal.
With More Life and Scorpion now ranking as Drake's fourth and fifth-longest-charting albums on the Billboard 200, respectively, it is evident that his music has left a lasting legacy in the industry. Drake's album Take Care holds the record for his longest stay on the chart, with an impressive 578 weeks.
Recently, Drake's album Nothing Was the Same achieved a significant milestone by reaching 500 weeks on the Billboard 200, underscoring the rapper's unparalleled success and influence. The album continues to resonate with audiences, having now accumulated 505 weeks on the chart. Additionally, Drake's album Views has maintained a strong presence on the chart, with 411 weeks and counting.
Drake's enduring popularity is further highlighted by his impressive presence on the Billboard 200, with a total of seven albums currently charting. Among them, For All The Dogs stands out as his highest-charting title this week, positioned just outside the top 10 at No. 12.
