Drake is continuing to dominate the streaming world with his latest album, ICEMAN. The project has been performing strongly since its release, and now it has helped the Toronto superstar break another major record on Apple Music.
According to the report, ICEMAN has spent 46 days at No. 1 on Apple Music’s chart. That makes it the longest-running No. 1 hip-hop album on the platform, passing Drake’s own previous record. Before ICEMAN, the record was held by Certified Lover Boy and For All The Dogs, which each spent 44 days at the top.
The milestone adds another win to Drake’s long list of streaming achievements. For more than a decade, he has remained one of the most powerful artists on digital platforms, consistently turning album releases into major chart moments. Even with critics and fans debating his recent direction, the numbers show that his audience is still locked in.
ICEMAN arrived with plenty of attention and pressure. Some listeners questioned how Drake would respond after a highly publicized period in his career, but the album quickly became one of the biggest hip-hop releases of the year. The project reportedly included several standout records that helped keep it moving, including Shabang, Janice STFU, and Burning Bridges.
Those songs have played a major role in the album’s staying power. Instead of fading after the first week, ICEMAN continued to hold attention across streaming platforms. Its Apple Music success shows that fans have been returning to the album consistently, helping it remain at the top longer than any other hip-hop project on the service.
The record is especially impressive because Drake was already competing against himself. Certified Lover Boy and For All The Dogs were both massive releases, and both had previously set the standard for hip-hop albums on Apple Music. By passing those projects, ICEMAN gives Drake another major streaming milestone and strengthens his reputation as one of music’s biggest chart forces.
Drake’s run also shows how much influence he still has over the sound and conversation of hip-hop. Whether fans are praising the album, debating its best songs, or comparing it to his past work, ICEMAN has kept his name at the center of music discussion.
The report also notes that Drake may not be finished releasing music this year. There have been rumors that more new material could arrive before the end of 2026. Nothing has been officially confirmed, but fans are already watching closely to see whether he continues the momentum.
For now, ICEMAN stands as another major victory in Drake’s career. By breaking his own Apple Music record, he has once again proven that he remains one of the most dominant streaming artists in hip-hop.