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2018 Billboard Year End Chart Top 10s

Drake rules in the 2018 Top 10 countdowns, and we have the facts to prove it.

2018 Billboard Year End Chart Top 10s

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Drake rules in the 2018 Top 10 countdowns, and we have the facts to prove it. So strong is the 6's popularity across the nation that Drizzy held three (count 'em, 3) of the Top 10 streamed songs in the year. He's like the Beatles in their day, but he's done it as a one-man show if one doesn't count the posse of writers scripting his hits.


Based on date for the date range Dec. 29/2017 through Jan. 3/2019

2018 Top 10 Audio Consumption by Artist
1  Drake717,000 
2  Post Malone546,000 
3  Eminem519,000 
4  Ed Sheeran335,000 
5  Xxxtentacion327,000 
6  Imagine Dragons250,000 
7  Travis Scott246,000 
8  Shawn Mendes221,000 
9  Ariana Grande219,000 
10  The Weeknd218,000 
    
2018 Top 10 Audio Consumption by Canadian Artist
1  Drake717,000 
2  Shawn Mendes221,000 
3  The Weeknd218,000 
4  Michael Buble186,000 
5  The Tragically Hip138,000 
6  Tory Lanez101,000 
7  Ginette Reno81,000 
8  NAV81,000 
9  Justin Bieber72,000 
10  Three Days Grace71,000 
    
2018 Top 10 Audio Consumption Albums
1  DrakeScorpion424,000
2  Post MaloneBeerbongs & Bentleys375,000
3  Ed SheeranDivide235,000
4  Xxxtentacion?174,000
5  Cardi BInvasion Of Privacy166,000
6  Travis ScottAstroworld157,000
7  Lady Gaga & Bradley CooperA Star Is Born Soundtrack155,000
8  EminemKamikaze152,000
9  Various ArtistsBlack Panther: The Album147,000
10  Post MaloneStoney147,000
    
2018 Top 10 Streaming Songs (Audio + Video)
1  DrakeGod's Plan138 Million
2  Ed SheeranPerfect109 Million
3  DrakeIn My Feelings99 Million
4  Maroon 5Girls Like You98 Million
5  Camila Cabello Feat. Young ThugHavana97 Million
6  Post Malone Feat. Ty Dolla $ignPsycho95 Million
7  Post Malone Feat. 21 SavageRockstar92 Million
8  Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J BalvinI Like It86 Million
9  DrakeNice For What85 Million
10  XxxtentacionSad!84 Million
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