Drake has solidified his status as the most-streamed artist in Spotify history, becoming the first musician to hit 120 billion global streams across solo and collaborative tracks. This landmark achievement cements his dominance on the world’s largest music streaming platform, despite a highly publicized rap battle with Kendrick Lamar in 2023.

Drake vs. The Rest: A Streaming Giant

According to data from Chart Data and Kworb, Drake’s 120 billion streams leave his closest competitor, Taylor Swift, trailing by over 10 billion spins (Swift currently sits at 110+ billion). Only Bad Bunny joins the 100+ billion club, while The Weeknd, Justin Bieber, and Ed Sheeran follow with 84.5B, 64.2B, and 59.6B streams respectively.

.@Drake becomes the first artist in Spotify history to surpass 120 billion streams across all credits. pic.twitter.com/oUdAiBy0oB

— chart data (@chartdata) September 21, 2025

Drake’s Top 5 Most-Streamed Tracks

1. “One Dance” – 3.7B streams (2016’s Billboard Hot 100 No. 1)
2. “God’s Plan” – 2.8B streams
3. “Passionfruit” – 1.9B streams
4. “Work” (feat. Rihanna) – 1.5B streams
5. “Hotline Bling” – 1.5B streams

From Barcelona Jerseys to Streaming Glory

In 2022, Spotify and FC Barcelona celebrated Drake’s 100 billion milestone with a custom OVO owl jersey worn during El Clásico. Though Barcelona lost 3-1 that day, they went on to win La Liga—a twist Drake might call “God’s Plan.”