Drake dropped three albums in 2026, but ICEMAN has clearly emerged as the biggest of the bunch. The rap-heavy project delivered some of the year’s standout hits alongside several performances that resonated with fans. That success has now helped ICEMAN become the first hip-hop album released in 2026 to surpass two billion total streams on Spotify, according to Kworb.
It took ICEMAN less than three months to reach the impressive milestone, with several major tracks driving its numbers. At the time of writing, “Janice STFU” leads the album with 323 million streams, followed by “What Did I Miss?’ with 282 milion, “National Treasures” with 177 million, “Shabang” with 156 million, and “Whisper My Name” with 142 million.
For those wondering about Drake’s overall Spotify numbers, his most-streamed albums remain Views and Scorpion. The former has accumulated nearly 13 billion streams, while the latter sits at just over 12 billion. Looking across other 2026 hip-hop releases that are pulling in huge streaming numbers, Don Toliver and Ye are also among the artists enjoying major success.
ICEMAN’s commercial momentum extends beyond its streaming numbers. The album has also surpassed Take Care as Drake’s longest-running project at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hip-Hop/R&B chart, spending 13 weeks atop the ranking, according to Bars on Instagram.
