Drake dominates the Billboard 200 with 11 albums charting simultaneously—more than any other artist. See where each of his albums ranks this week.
- October 30, 2026
AceShowbiz - Drake is making a remarkable impact on the Billboard 200 this week with 11 albums simultaneously appearing on the chart, surpassing any other artist currently listed.
According to the latest data from Luminate for the week ending October 31, the Toronto rapper’s discography spans over a decade and continues to dominate streaming and sales. His albums on the chart range from his 2010 debut to his newest releases, demonstrating the enduring popularity of his music.
Here is where each of Drake’s 11 albums rank on this week’s Billboard 200:
- No. 7: HABIBTI
- No. 12: ICEMAN
- No. 18: Take Care
- No. 40: Views
- No. 64: Certified Lover Boy
- No. 71: Thank Me Later
- No. 77: Scorpion
- No. 88: For All the Dogs
- No. 118: Nothing Was the Same
- No. 134: $ome $exy $ongs 4 U with PARTYNEXTDOOR
- No. 146: More Life
The latest addition, HABIBTI, has recently seen a deluxe re-release titled HABIBTI (FOMO), which includes extra tracks tied to Drake’s short film project FOMO, helping the album secure a strong position near the top of the chart.
Following Drake on the Billboard 200, Taylor Swift has seven albums charting this week, while Kendrick Lamar appears with three projects: good kid, m.A.A.d city, GNX, and DAMN.
Earlier this year in May, Drake achieved a historic milestone by releasing three albums in one day: ICEMAN, HABIBTI, and MAID OF HONOUR. These albums debuted in the top three spots on the Billboard 200, with ICEMAN at No. 1, HABIBTI at No. 2, and MAID OF HONOUR at No. 3.
This unprecedented event helped Drake become the first living solo artist since 1963 to chart 12 albums simultaneously on the Billboard 200, an achievement made possible after the chart combined its mono and stereo rankings.
Drake continues to set new records with his extensive catalog consistently resonating with fans worldwide, proving his powerful presence in the music industry remains as strong as ever.
This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.