Oct 13, 2016

I know lots of people that listen to Drake (though majority are females, or 14 year old males, the rest are a minority). I just said he doesn't have a classic.

and if you want to bring the sun into this, lets be honest the only time you get a tan is when you browse sxn80 near a window u geek.

 

Oct 13, 2016

You that guy who always talk about critics and sales right? It's funny because MMLP 2 was the best selling rap album of that year and yeezus the most critically acclaimed.

 

Oct 13, 2016

Eminem doesn't count.

 

Oct 13, 2016

The thing about Kendrick is he probably has tons of songs in the vault. He's on TDE, they will let him release old songs in the future. Look at UU.

Eminem would have never been allowed to do something like UU.

 

Oct 13, 2016

Overall Achievements:
— 9.5 million+ albums sold in US.
— 40 million+ digital tracks sold in US. (w/o features)
— 11 million+ albums sold WW.
— 50 million+ digital tracks sold WW. (w/o features)
— Most number-one & top-ten Rap hits in history. (On 'Rap Songs' charts)
— Most number-one R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay hits in history.
— 16 Top 10 hits on Hot 100.
— 92 weeks at #1 on 'Rap Songs' chart.
— 6 #1 albums on Billboard 200.
— Top-Selling Rap Album of 2015 & 2016.
— 123 charting titles on Hot 100.
— GRAMMY Award Winning.
— 15 Platinum Selling Songs (w/o features).

Top-Selling Songs (US as Lead)

1. Forever - 3,630,000
2. The Motto - 3,380,000
3. Best I Ever Had - 2,670,000
4. Hold On We're Going Home - 2,620,000
5. Take Care - 2,500,000
6. Started From The Bottom - 2,420,000
7. Headlines - 2,270,000
8. Hotline Bling - 2,200,000
9. Find Your Love - 1,860,000
10. Over - 1,650,000
11. One Dance - 1,500,000
12. Make Me Proud - 1,450,000
13. I'm Going In - 1,220,000
14. Jumpman - 1,100,000
15. Marvin's Room - 1,060,000
16. HYFR - 1,060,000
17. 0 to 100/The Catch Up - 1,050,000
18. All Me - 1,040,000
19. Miss Me - 860,000
20. Fancy - 830,000
21. Energy - 800,000
22. Up All Night - 780,000
23. Jumpman - 750,000
24. Successful - 620,000
25. Back to Back - 600,000
26. Crew Love - 530,000
27. The Language - 500,000
28. Pop Style - 500,000
29. Right Hand - 450,000
30. Shot For Me - 410,000

Album Sales (US)
1. Take Care - 2,250,000
2. Thank Me Later - 1,825,000
3. Nothing Was the Same - 1,750,000
4. Views - 1,300,000
5. If You're Reading This It's too Late - 1,200,000
6. So Far Gone - 700,000
7. What a Time to be Alive - 625,000

Album Sales (WW)
1. Take Care - 3,025,000
2. Nothing Was the Same - 2,300,000
3. Thank Me Later - 2,250,000
4. Views - 1,900,000
5. If You're Reading This It's Too Late - 1,350,000
6. So Far Gone - 725,000
7. What a Time to Be Alive - 600,000

Top-Selling Songs (WW)

1. Hold On, We're Going Home - 3,850,000
2. Forever - 3,700,000
3. Take Care - 3,500,000
4. The Motto - 3,450,000
5. Hotline Bling - 3,40,000
6. Best I Ever Had - 2,750,000
7. Started from the Bottom - 2,600,000
8. Headlines - 2,450,000
9. Find Your Love - 2,100,000
10. Over - 1,700,000
11. Make Me Proud - 1,550,000
12. All Me - 1,100,000
13. 0 To 100 / The Catch Up - 1,050,000
14. HYFR - 1,050,000
15. Marvin's Room - 1,050,000
16. Fancy - 850,000
17. Miss Me - 850,000
18. Successful - 600,000
19. Crew Love - 575,000
20. The Language - 500,000

Sales Achievements:
— 2nd top selling rapper this decade in album sales.
— "Take Care" fourth best-selling Rap album this decade in US.
— "Thank Me Later" sixth best-selling Rap album this decade in US.
— "Nothing Was the Same" seventh best-selling Rap album this decade in US.
— "If You're Reading This It's Too Late" thirteen best-selling Rap album this decade in US.

Top Hot 100 Peaks (Lead)

One Dance - #1
Hotline Bling - #2
Best I Ever Had - #2
Hold On, We're Going Home - #4
Find Your Love - #5
Started from the Bottom - #6
Summer Sixteen - #6
Take Care - #7
Forever - #8
Make Me Proud - #9
Jumpman - #12
Headlines - #13
The Motto - #14
All Me - #20
Marvin's Room - #21
Back to Back - #21
Fancy - #25
Energy - #26
0 to 100 / The Catch Up - #35
I'm Goin' In - #40

Top Hot 100 Peaks (Feat)


What's My Name? - #1
Work - #1
She Will - #3
Right Above It - #6
****in' Problems - #8
Love Me - #9
I'm On One - #10
Tuesday - #12
Only - #12
Moment 4 Life - #13
Truffle Butter - #14
Gonorrhea - #17
Say Something - #23
No Lie - #24
Believe Me - #26
Money to Blow - #26
Poetic Justice - #26
Blessings - #28
Aston Martin Music - #30
Where Ya At - #33
Pop That - #36
No New Friends - #37
R.I.C.O. - #40

Top Rap Songs Peaks (Lead & Feat)


Best I Ever Had - #1
Forever - #1
Over - #1
Fancy - #1
Headlines - #1
Make Me Proud - #1
The Motto - #1
Hotline Bling - #1
Say Something - #1
Right Above It - #1
Ashton Martin Music - #1
Moment 4 Life - #1
I'm On One - #1
No Lie - #1
Only - #1
Summer Sixteen - #1
Believe Me - #2
Truffle Butter - #2
Pop That - #2
She Will - #2
Money to Blow - #2
Take Care - #2
Started From the Bottom - #2
Miss Me - #2
Successful - #2

Chart Achievements:
— 3rd most entries on Hot 100 for an artist ever, 2nd most for rapper.
— Most songs on Hot 100 in a week. (20)
— 31 weeks at #1 on Rap Albums.
— Most #1 hits for a Rapper on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.
— Drake is one of only 2 artist to occupy the Top 3 positions on Hot Rap Songs at once, and only to do so in multiple weeks.
— "Best I Ever Had" is the 2nd longest running #1 on Hot Rap Songs ever, with 15 weeks at #1.
— "The Motto" is the 3rd longest running #1 on Hot Rap Songs ever, with 14 weeks at #1.


Top Songs on Spotify (w/o Features)

Hotline Bling - 339.636 million
Hold On, We're Going Home - 226.595 million
Jumpman - 131.287 million
Take Care - 111.166 million
Know Yourself - 109.066 million
Energy - 104.464 million
Started from the Bottom - 103.325 million
0 To 100 / The Catch Up - 103.667 million
Legend - 84.434 million
Back to Back - 81.847 million
All Me - 77.240 million
10 Bands - 73.331 million
Headlines - 71.296 million
The Motto - 66.437 million

Top Videos on VEVO

Hotline Bling - 454 million
Started from the Bottom - 228 million
Take Care - 172 million
Forever - 125 million
Headlines - 99 million
Hold On, We're Going Home - 92 million
Find Your Love - 89 million
Over - 83 million
Energy - 83 million
Worst Behavior - 71 million
The Motto - 63 million
Miss Me - 59 million
HYFR - 34 million

Top Songs on Radio (As Lead)

One Dance - #1
Best I Ever Had - #1
Hotline Bling - #2
Hold On, We're Going Home - #3
Find Your Love - #3
Take Care - #4
Headlines - #7
Forever - #8
The Motto - #9
Over - #9
Started from the Bottom - #12
Successful - #13
Make Me Proud - #17
Fancy - #18
Miss Me - #19
0 To 100 / The Catch Up - #28
Marvin's Room - #35
All Me - #39
The Language - #50
Crew Love - #64
HYFR - #71

Streaming Achievements:
— "Views" has record for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th most On-Demand streams in a week for an album.
— Most streamed artist on Spotify ever.
— "If You're Reading This It's Too Late" is most streamed album of 2015.
— "Views" is most streamed album of 2016.


Radio Achievements:
— Most #1's on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay for an artist all-time.
— Most #1's on Rap Airplay for an artist all-time.
— Fourth most #1's on Rhythmic for an artist all-time.

Acclaim - Thank Me Later

All Time + Decade-End:
— #17 on The Guardian's "Guardian Writers' Favourite Albums Ever".
— #61 on Clash's "The Top 100 Albums of Clash's Lifetime".
— #77 on The Rolling Stone's "The 100 Best Debut Albums of All Time".
— #84 on The Complex's "The 100 Best Albums of the Complex Decade ".

Year-End:
— #4 on XXL's Best Albums of 2010.
— #7 on Billboard's Top Albums of 2010.
— #7 on Rolling Stone's Top Albums of 2010.
— #7 on FACT's Top Albums of 2010.
— #16 on Spin's Top Albums of 2010.
— #17 on The Guardian's Top Albums of 2010.
— #42 on Pitchfork's Top Albums of 2010.

Acclaim - Take Care

All Time + Decade-End:
— #6 on Billboard's Top 20 Albums of 2010's.
— #12 on Pitchfork's Top 100 Best Albums of the Decade So Far.
— #14 on Complex's The 100 Best Albums of the Complex Decade.
— #53 on FACT's The 100 Best Albums of 2010-2014.
— #63 on Spin's The 300 Best Albums of the Past 30 Years.
— #81 on CBC's The Top 100 Canadian Albums of All Time.

Year-End:
— Featured in XXL's 40 Years of Hip-Hop: Top 5 Albums by Year.
— #2 on XXL's Top 10 Best Albums of 2011.
— #4 on Rap-Up's Top Albums of 2011.
— #5 on Billboard's Top Albums of 2011.
— #8 on Pitchfork's Top Albums of 2011.
— #14 on Slant's Top Albums of 2011.
— #19 on The Guardian's Best Albums of 2011.
— #22 on Spin's Top Albums of 2011.
— #22 on Rolling Stone's Top Albums of 2011.

Songs:
— Marvin's Room #21 on FACT's The 100 Best Tracks of the Decade So Far.
— Marvin's Room #48 on Complex's The 100 Best Songs of the Complex Decade 2002-2012.
— Marvin's Room #49 on Pitchfork's The 200 Best Tracks of the Decade So Far.
— Marvin's Room #51 on CBC's The 100 Best Canadian Songs Ever.
— Take Care #1 on Slant's Top Singles of 2012.
— Take Care #17 on Consequence of Sound's Top Songs of 2011.

Acclaim - Nothing Was the Same

All-Time + Decade-End:
— #41 on Pitchfork's Top 100 Best Album of the Decade So Far.

Year-End:
— Featured in XXL's 40 Years of Hip-Hop: Top 5 Albums by Year.
— #1 on VIBE's Best 43 Albums of 2013.
— #5 on Billboard's Top Albums of 2013
— #9 on Slant's Top Albums of 2013
— #14 on Rolling Stone's Top Albums of 2013
— #14 on XXL's Best Albums of 2013.
— #25 on Pitchfork's Top Albums of 2013
— #19 on Consequence of Sound's Top Albums of 2013
— #50 on Spin's Top Albums of 2013.

Songs:
— Hold On, We're Going Home #10 on Pitchfork's "The 200 Best Tracks of the Decade So Far".
— Hold On, We're Going Home #1 on Pitchfork's Top Songs of 2013.
— Hold On, We're Going Home #11 on The Guardian's Top Songs of 2013.
— Hold On, We're Going Home #13 Top 100 Songs of the Decade So Far.
— Hold On, We're Going Home #24 on Pitchfork's The 200 Best Tracks of the Decade So Far.

Awards
1 GRAMMY Award:
— Best Rap Album - "Take Care"

10 BET Hip-Hop Awards:
— Track of the Year - "Every Girl" (2009)
— Rookie of the Year (2009)
— MVP of the Year (2010)
— Best Hip-Hop Video - "HYFR" (2012), "Started from the Bottom" (2013), and "Worst Behavior" (2014)
— People's Champ Award - "No Lie" (2012), "Started from the Bottom" (2013), "Worst Behavior" (2014)
— Best Club b-----r - "Pop That" (2012)
— Best Collabo - "****in' Problems" (2012)
— Album of the Year - "Nothing Was the Same" (2014)

2 MTV Video Music Awards:
— Best Hip-Hop Video - "HYFR" (2012) and "Hold On, We're Going Home" (2014)

8 BET Awards:
— Best Male Hip-Hop Artist (2010) and (2014).
— Video of the Year - "Started from the Bottom" (2013)
— Best Group - Young Money (2010) and (2014)
— Coca-Cola Viewer's Choice (2013) and (2015)
— Best Collaboration - "****in' Problems" (2013)

 

Oct 13, 2016

Don't disrespect the king ever again, he has everything on lock

 

Oct 13, 2016

WHEW what an absolute mental breakdown. how embarassing

 

Oct 13, 2016

wtf

 

Oct 13, 2016

1 grammy

for someone as successful as Drake you would think he would have as many awards as Kanye

 

Oct 13, 2016

ofc the only n----s talking are those who were praising Future's gold plaques

 

Oct 13, 2016

Your like the shirt Drake wore in Degrassi when he got shot. your the only thing between Drake and the bullets, you're trying to defend him but you're just getting ripped to shreds.

GG WP
NO RMK
NO RE

 

Oct 13, 2016

Lol

 

Oct 13, 2016

its the new conspiracygang

 

Oct 13, 2016

look at this kid making excuses now

drake would be nothing without kanye and 808s.

 

Oct 13, 2016

Volt thread banned

 

Oct 13, 2016

thank you joel god

 

Oct 13, 2016

aw foh, lmao

so far it's only been on pop songs, i still got hope for cornrow kenny

 

Oct 13, 2016

I've seen you say different.

 

Oct 13, 2016

How would you know? Literally no one in real life would hang out with you

 

Oct 13, 2016

Weve got the drake ConspiracyGang