Drake's Decade of Chart Dominance

0:00It's April 27. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Drake's nothing was the same just hit 520 weeks on the billboard, 200, marking a full decade of chart dominance. That's his second album to reach this milestone right after Take Care, which has been hanging around even longer at 685 weeks. Take Care still holds strong as his top spot this week at number 28, making it his only top 40 album right now. Meanwhile, Duse is right on the heels, clocking in at 518 weeks and sitting at number 44 poised to join the decade club any moment now. These three albums are part of Drake's 14 number 1 debut on the chart, with views owning the top spot for a massive 13 week straight. That puts him tied with Jay-Z for third place all time, behind only the Beatles, and now Taylor Swift. Rihanna's auntie is celebrating the exact same 10 year run this week, her latest album

1:00that's still charting strong. She and Drake have that chemistry too, dropping hits like what's my name and work, both number 1s on the hot 100. Drake's got 9 albums charting at once, proving hip hop longevity is real when you blend hits with staying power. This might steal the trifecta soon, keeping the momentum rolling.