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This week, Chart Data revealed that Drake was the most-streamed artist of last year. In fact, “1 out of every 131 streams was a Drake song,” according to the account.

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As you might recall, the rollout for Drizzy's sixth studio album was long and messy, but that only seems to have fueled excitement around Certified Lover Boy, which dropped in September.

The seemingly endless Drake vs. Kanye conflict also appears to have boosted the dual album drops. But in the end, Drake has come out on top.

We had an inkling early on: According to several stat-tracking servicesCertified Lover Boy raked in over 430 million audio streams in just three days — it took DONDA over eight days just to hit 423 million.

CLB also broke both Apple Music and Spotify’s single-day records and held its No. one spot on the Billboard 200 chart for multiple weeks.

A few months ago, the news that Drake was the most-streamed artist of last year might have consumed Ye. Lucky for Drake, West is otherwise preoccupied right now.

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