Jewish Canadian musician Aubrey "Drake" Graham has broken a record on the Apple Music platform three times over in just 24 hours.
Drake's newest album, Certified Lover Boy, has now become the platform's most-streamed. Three songs from the album, “Girls Want Girls (feat. Lil Baby),” “Champagne Poetry,” and “Fair Trade" featuring Travis Scott), have become the biggest song debuts in the platform's history, Billboard reported.
The 21-song album was released on Friday at midnight EST, quickly finding a place on the Top Albums chart, and its songs sweeping its way through multiple charts.
Drake is now also the most streamed artist in a day for the platform, surpassing Kanye West, who briefly held the title, and also breaking the record for single-day streaming on Spotify, Billboard reported.
West had held the title for his album Donda, which was finally released August 29 after many delays.
But Drake hasn't just beaten Donda's record, he also shared its unreleased song.
Appearing on SiriusXM on Saturday, the rapper shared a song titled "Life of the Party," an unreleased song from Donda featuring rapper Andre 3000. It had been played at a private listening party for the album, but was cut before Donda was released.
The song is especially notable for having many references to Drake, and seems to reflect the long-running feud between the two rappers.