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Drake Becomes First Artist to Earn 400 Total Hot 100 Hits As He Charts 42 Songs in a Single Week
He also returns to No. 1 on the Billboard Artist 100.
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Drake returns with another blockbuster week on Billboard’s charts (dated May 30), following the release of his three new albums: ICEMAN, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR.
The three projects, all released concurrently May 15, debut at Nos. 1, 2 and 3, respectively, on the Billboard 200, making Drake the first artist to hold the top three simultaneously in the chart’s 70-year history. ICEMAN opens atop the chart with 463,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States, according to Luminate, while HABIBTI launches with 114,000 and MAID OF HONOUR begins with 110,000.
ICEMAN posts the second-biggest week of 2026 for an album, after only BTS’ ARIRANG, which opened with 641,000 units in April. The set is Drake’s 15th career Billboard 200 No. 1, as he passes Jay-Z and ties Taylor Swift for the most among solo artists. Only The Beatles have more overall, with 19.
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Drake’s dominance also extends to the Billboard Hot 100, where he places 42 total songs on this week’s chart — every chart-eligible track from the three albums — setting a new record for the most concurrent entries in a single week. He surpasses the previous mark of 37 set by Morgan Wallen on the May 31, 2025-dated list when his album I’m the Problem made is chart debut. The country star previously set the record with 36 songs on March 18, 2023, thanks to his LP One Thing at a Time. Prior to that, however, Drake held the record for five years, as he charted 27 songs from his Scorpion album on the July 14, 2018-dated ranking.
Here’s a rundown of Drake’s 42 entries on this week’s Hot 100:
No. 1, “Janice STFU”
No. 2, “Ran to Atlanta,” feat. Future & Molly Santana
No. 3, “Whisper My Name”
No. 4, “Shabang”
No. 6, “National Treasures”
No. 7, “Make Them Cry”
No. 8, “Dust”
No. 9, “2 Hard 4 the Radio”
No. 10, “Make Them Pay”
No. 11, “Plot Twist”
No. 12, “B’s on the Table,” feat. 21 Savage
No. 13, “Burning Bridges”
No. 15, “What Did I Miss?” (reentry; debuted at its No. 2 peak last July)
No. 18, “Little Birdie”
No. 19, “Make Them Remember”
No. 21, “Make Them Know”
No. 22, “Hoe Phase”
No. 23, “Don’t Worry”
No. 28, “WNBA”
No. 31, “Firm Friends”
No. 34, “I’m Spent,” feat. Loe Shimmy
No. 35, “Classic”
No. 36, “Fortworth,” feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR
No. 39, “Slap the City,” with Qendresa
No. 41, “Cheetah Print,” with Sexyy Red
No. 42, “Road Trips”
No. 43, “High Fives”
No. 56, “Gen 5”
No. 57, “White Bone”
No. 61, “Hurrr Nor Thurrr,” feat. Sexyy Red
No. 63, “Which One,” with Central Cee (reentry; debuted at its No. 23 peak last August)
No. 65, “Outside Tweaking,” with Stunna Sandy
No. 67, “True Bestie,” with Iconic Savvy
No. 71, “Rusty Intro”
No. 72, “New Bestie”
No. 74, “BBW”
No. 76, “Amazing Shape,” with Popcaan
No. 82, “Prioritizing”
No. 85, “Q&A”
No. 88, “Goose and the Juice”
No. 92, “Princess”
No. 93, “Stuck”
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Of Drake’s 42 Hot 100 entries this week, 40 debut (also, thus, a single-week record). He extends his career totals, and ups multiple all-time records, to 47 top five hits, 90 top 10s, 154 top 20s, 241 top 40s and 402 overall entries.
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Drake also becomes the first artist to reach 400 total Hot 100 entries in the survey’s 67-year history. He also remains the only act with at least 300 career appearances, as Swift ranks second with 276.
Here’s a look at the artists with the most career Hot 100 hits:
402, Drake
276, Taylor Swift
228, Future
207, Glee cast
195, Lil Wayne
177, Ye (formerly Kanye West)
159, Lil Baby
149, Nicki Minaj
133, Travis Scott
125, Chris Brown
Thanks to his massive week, Drake also rebounds to No. 1 on the Billboard Artist 100 chart for a 39th total week atop the chart, the second-most in the ranking’s 12-year history, after Swift (137 weeks).
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