On February 17, 2026, Drake became the first artist in Spotify history to have 300 songs exceed 100 million streams. The milestone was reached after “Mine,” his collaboration with Beyoncé, crossed the 100 million mark. Other major streaming figures such as Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd, and Justin Bieber trail behind, further underscoring his dominance in the streaming era.

This achievement highlights not just individual hits but the depth and durability of Drake’s catalog. While massive singles like “One Dance” — which has surpassed 4 billion streams — and “God’s Plan” have played a role, the 300-song benchmark reflects sustained listener engagement across albums, features, and older releases. He also holds the record for the most songs to surpass 1 billion streams on Spotify.

Music from his 2011 album Take Care continues to perform strongly, with the title track exceeding 700 million streams. More recent releases, including “NOKIA” with PARTYNEXTDOOR from 2025, have already passed 500 million streams. Meanwhile, tracks like “Nonstop” and “Jimmy Cooks” still generate more than 200,000 daily streams years after their debut.

In today’s music industry, streaming performance often outweighs traditional sales metrics. Drake’s older albums — Views (2016), Scorpion (2018), and Certified Lover Boy (2021) — continue to average over 2 million streams per day each. Even without releasing a solo studio album in 2025, his catalog accumulated 1 billion streams in the first 20 days of 2026 alone, driven primarily by existing material.

Rather than relying on one standout era, Drake’s career has been built on momentum, with each project reinforcing the last. His ability to blend rap, R&B, and pop allows his music to thrive across multiple playlists and audiences. Frequent collaborations further expand his reach, as guest verses often become high-performing tracks themselves.

Streaming platforms reward consistency and repeat listening, and Drake’s steady output over more than a decade has kept his catalog in constant circulation. Few artists have maintained this level of global demand for so long.

Looking ahead, his next solo album, ICEMAN, is scheduled for release in 2026 through OVO Sound and Republic Records. The project, featuring production from Tay Keith and Oz, follows his 2025 collaborative effort Some Sexy Songs 4 U and marks his first solo album since For All The Dogs.

If ICEMAN arrives this year, it could push his 100-million-stream song count even higher. For now, the 300-song milestone stands as proof of nearly two decades of sustained global streaming success — a scale that remains difficult to match in today’s music landscape.