Drake's 'For All The Dogs' Reaches 100 Weeks on Billboard 200

Drake has achieved a significant milestone as his eighth studio album, For All The Dogs, has spent 100 weeks on the Billboard 200 chart, marking his tenth album to reach this achievement and solidifying his standing with eight albums concurrently on the chart. His 2011 album Take Care leads with 653 weeks on the Billboard 200, followed by Nothing Was the Same, which has surpassed 500 weeks, with Views expected to join soon. Concurrently, Drake's influence is further highlighted by Billboard naming him the No. 1 Hip Hop/R&B artist of the 21st century, based on his chart performance from 2000 to 2024, boasting 30 No. 1 songs and 15 No. 1 albums on the relevant charts. Despite a recent leak of a track intended for his upcoming ninth studio album ICEMAN, Drake continues to promote new music through livestreams and singles, teasing fans ahead of the album's anticipated release later this year. Additionally, Drake's collaboration with PartyNextDoor on "Somebody Loves Me" has been revitalized through a new version featuring rising artist Cash Cobain, which has charted in the U.K., extending Drake's record to 175 hits on the Official Singles chart. These accomplishments underscore Drake's enduring presence and prolific output in the global music landscape.