In a three-star review, NME described the project – a follow up to ‘Honestly, Nevermind’ – as “a braggy, chauvinistic album that’s packed with the kind of cheap misogyny that most of the world’s best rappers ditched years ago. In 2021, the rapper surpassed his single-day Spotify milestone with ‘Certified Lover Boy’, which accumulated 153million streams within 24 hours of its release.ĭrake’s latest collaborative album with 21 Savage, ‘Her Loss’, arrived last November. The following month, he became the first artist across multiple platforms to reach over 50billion streams. In 2018, Drake broke multiple Spotify records with his album ‘Scorpion’, including for the most streams of an album in a single day (132million). HE keeps our royalties.” The following year, Spotify was accused of paying as little as £0.002 for each stream on its service. Not just one of the many, many songs found on Scorpion, the much-vaunted new album from Drake, but the state of mind with which.
In response, Case wrote: “so fucking basic. His 2022 collaborative album with 21 Savage, Her Loss, crossed one billion streams in December, less than two months after debuting on November 4.In 2020, Neko Case, Nadine Shah, Jack Garratt and Zola Jesus were among the musicians to criticise Spotify CEO Daniel Ek after he said it “wasn’t enough” for artists to “record music once every three to four years”. I have enough dinner plates.”Īs the most-streamed artist of the 2010s – and in Spotify history – the 6 God carries the Spotify title of having some of the most-played songs on the platform, including 2016's "One Dance" and 2018's "God's Plan." In 2021, EDM.com estimated that Drake's streams made him a high earner, banking $52 million in Spotify royalties courtesy of 21.5 billion streams.
“o feel free to send me a Lebron sized cheque. “We should get bonuses like athletes to motivate the future artists to be consistent and competitive,” Drake wrote. Dia Dipasupil/GI Drake reportedly became the first artist in Spotify history to. In a Instagram Stories update on Wednesday (February 1), Drizzy proposed that artists should get their monetary dues from the streaming platform. Drake attends the 'Amsterdam' World Premiere at Alice Tully Hall on Sept. He is the first artist in history to hit this milestone.\u201d - chart data data) Has now surpassed 75 billion streams on Spotify across all credits.
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