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Drake is the most streamed artist of 2020 so far in the US

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He was:

 

The most consumed artist of 2015 in US

The most consumed artist of 2016 in US

The most consumed artist of 2017 in US

The most consumed artist of 2018 in US

The second most consumed artist of 2019 in US (by 50k, in which the #1 had tour bundles to dates that are no longer happening due to COVID)

 

The most consumed artist of 2020 so far in US 

 

Having one of the biggest peaks ever at this point :skull:

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31 minutes ago, iHype. said:

He was:

 

The most consumed artist of 2015 in US

The most consumed artist of 2016 in US

The most consumed artist of 2017 in US

The most consumed artist of 2018 in US

The second most consumed artist of 2019 in US (by 50k, in which the #1 had tour bundles to dates that are no longer happening due to COVID)

 

The most consumed artist of 2020 so far in US 

 

Having one of the biggest peaks ever at this point :skull:

Remember when he stopped charting on the Hot 100 in 2017 after over 431 straight weeks of never leaving the chart and everyone was posting tweets and writing articles about how that meant the end of his run of success? Remember what happened the year after that? :fan:

I don’t particularly like him but i‘m always happy for his success purely because it makes most pop stans seethe. 

:1stplace:

 

My mans forever.

 

Can't believe he released a single that spent only one week at #1 (debuted there, btw) and now they discussing replacement options 

 

OT: Congrats, he's not going anywhere, stream Chicago Freestyle

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31 minutes ago, chaneloberlin said:

:1stplace:

 

My mans forever.

 

Can't believe he released a single that spent only one week at #1 (debuted there, btw) and now they discussing replacement options 

 

OT: Congrats, he's not going anywhere, stream Chicago Freestyle

Most consumed artist every year in the US from 2015-2020 (save for 2019 where he was #2 and only missed the #1 mark by less than 100K units), you can bet he isn't going anywhere anytime soon. 

  • 3 weeks later...
On 7/9/2020 at 1:37 PM, iHype. said:

He was:

 

The most consumed artist of 2015 in US

The most consumed artist of 2016 in US

The most consumed artist of 2017 in US

The most consumed artist of 2018 in US

The second most consumed artist of 2019 in US (by 50k, in which the #1 had tour bundles to dates that are no longer happening due to COVID)

 

The most consumed artist of 2020 so far in US 

 

Having one of the biggest peaks ever at this point :skull:

The definition of a legend

Drake is straight and he doesn’t give a F if the gays like him or not. He is doing great and his music is okay. No need to be petty all the time :rip: 

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7 hours ago, cuneytb said:

Drake is straight and he doesn’t give a F if the gays like him or not. He is doing great and his music is okay. No need to be petty all the time :rip: 

I wasn't being petty(?).

8 hours ago, cuneytb said:

Drake is straight and he doesn’t give a F if the gays like him or not. He is doing great and his music is okay. No need to be petty all the time :rip: 

Imagine being so bothered that other people have music opinions :rip: 

 

the amount of self hate, as if gay people’s opinion aren’t valid too :rip:

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