Drake has broken a number of streaming records with the release of his three new albums, Iceman, Maid of Honour and Habibti.
While it's looking like Drizzy might possibly claim the top three spots on the Billboard 200, the five-time Grammy winner has already made an impact on Apple Music, Amazon Music and Spotify.
With Iceman, the Toronto superstar has claimed the biggest 24-hour streaming debut intentionally for a hip-hop album on Amazon Music this year. Altogether, Iceman, Maid of Honour and Habibti claims the biggest first 24-hour streaming debut globally for any artist on Amazon Music in 2026.
As Billboard reports, Drake achieved the near-impossible on Spotify as the highest-streamed artist for both album (Iceman) and song ("Make Them Cry") in a single day.
"On May 15th, Drake became Spotify's most-streamed artist of 2026 in a single day, ICEMAN became the most-streamed album of 2026 in a single day, and 'Make Them Cry' became the most-streamed song in a single day in 2026 so far," the streaming giant captioned a now-deleted post about the feat on Instagram.
Spotify then found that streams from two different songs were combined while being counted manually. After correcting the mistake, Drizzy still holds the title.
Iceman also claimed the top spot on Apple Music on the album charts in 79 countries, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, South Africa, and Mainland China.
Maid of Honour and Habibti also saw some international motion on Apple Music's album charts, reaching the top 10 in 75 and 58 countries, respectively. In addition, Drizzy saw a 1100 percent increase in simultaneous listeners.
Since the release of the albums on Friday (May 15), Drake has been a trending topic among fans and detractors, and the 6 God didn’t hesitate to air out his hip-hop rivals among all three projects.
You can check out who Drake took aim at across the three projects here.
