In yet another record-shattering milestone, global rap icon Drake has become the first artist in Spotify history to have more than 300 songs each surpass 100 million streams on the platform — a staggering achievement that further cements his dominance in the streaming era.

According to reports from Billboard and Complex, the Canadian superstar’s catalog continues to outperform nearly every peer in the industry, with both solo hits and featured appearances contributing to the historic tally. From era-defining anthems to viral deep cuts, Drake’s streaming footprint remains unmatched.

Music data trackers and industry analysts cited by Chart Data note that this milestone reflects not just longevity, but consistency. While many artists celebrate a handful of streaming blockbusters, Drake has quietly built a library where hundreds of tracks have crossed the nine-digit mark — a testament to his cross-generational appeal and algorithm-proof staying power.

Since breaking into the mainstream in the late 2000s, Drake has continuously adapted to shifting sounds — from introspective rap to dancehall, Afrobeats, UK drill, and R&B-infused ballads — ensuring his presence across global playlists year after year.

As streaming continues to define modern music consumption, this latest feat adds another chapter to Drake’s long list of digital-era records. And if history is any indicator, he may not be done rewriting it just yet.