Drake's 'Scorpion' becomes the first ever album to hit 1 Billion streams in a Week
Drake's new album, Scorpion has set
him a new record by becoming the first album to surpass 1 billion
streams worldwide across all streaming platforms in one week.
Before Drake's accomplishment, Post Malone’s album Beerbongs & Bentleys previously owned the worldwide record with almost 700 million streams.
The Canadian rapper took to Instagram to celebrate the achievement.
"New era. New platinum.
Thank you a billion times over (a billion
plus)," he wrote.
According to Complex, Scorpion broke another one of Beerbongs’
records (431.3 million) by accumulating over 750 million streams in the
U.S. in its first week. Those numbers should set Scorpion up to debut
at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart with an estimated 700
equivalent album units, which is less than Views' debut week but good
enough to be the biggest for an album in 2018.
The Scorpion single "God's Plan" is also the most-streamed song of
the year, earning 1.121 billion streams, making it the only song to top a
billion streams in 2018. While the second-most streamed song of the
year is Post Malone and Ty Dolla Sign's "Psycho," which has earned 576 million streams.
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