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Rihanna & Drake’s ‘What’s My Name’ Music Video Reaches 1 Billion YouTube Views

RiRi and Drake's collaboration topped the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart upon its 2010 release.

Rihanna ft. Drake, "What's My Name?"

Rihanna ft. Drake, "What's My Name?"

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Rihanna and Drake’s sultry “What’s My Name?” music video has officially reached one billion YouTube views, 13 years since its release in 2010.

In the clip, the rumored ex-couple gets cozy in a convenience store, before cuddling up in a New York apartment, drinking wine, holding hands and even having a little pillow fight.


RiRi and Drake’s collaboration topped the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart upon its 2010 release, and also hit No. 1 on Digital Songs. Over the years, the two R&B powerhouses have collaborated a number of times on songs like 2016’s “Too Good,” 2016’s “Work” and 2011’s “Take Care.”

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“What’s My Name?” was featured on Rihanna’s November 2010 album, Loud, which was certified 3x platinum by the Recording Industry Associated of America and peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. The album also topped Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

Watch Rihanna’s “What’s My Name” music video featuring Drake below.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.

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Noah Kahan Announces Montreal Date For 2027 Last of the Bugs World Tour

Next year's stadium run is slated to kick off on April 24 in Athens, Ga. at Sanford Stadium.

Noah Kahan is gearing up for a major 2027 tour. On Thursday morning (Oct. 29) the “Stick Season” singer announced the dates for his expansive 2027 The Last of the Bugs World Tour, which will feature stadium shows from Athens, Ga. to Paris, France.

The 31-date run — the follow-up to Kahan’s string of sold-out The Great Divide World Tour baseball stadium shows in the U.S. this summer — is slated to kick off on April 24 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga., followed by gigs in Tampa, Nashville, Houston, San Francisco and Las Vegas, as well as a four-night stand at Fenway Park in Boston; Kahan played a record-breaking, sold-out four-show run at Fenway this summer that landed him in the Fenway Music Hall of Fame.

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