Look back at every Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart, including two of Drake's mammoth chart-toppers, here. Spending a combined 24 weeks at the helm of the Official Singles Chart as a lead artist, Drake has now spent more weeks at Number 1 as a headline act than any other act this millennium.įactoring in credits as a featured artist, Justin Bieber takes home the top spot overall with 30 combined weeks at Number 1 across six chart topping singles, to Drake's 25, including his feature on Rihanna's What's My Name. Frankie managed nine consecutive weeks with I Believe and eight consecutive weeks with Answer Me, the previous best performance for an artist in this area. However, Drake is the only artist in Official Charts history to have two songs in the UK's longest-reigning list, following the success of One Dance, his 15-week Number 1 from 2016.ĭrake's chart endurance of the two hit singles now surpasses Frankie Laine's feat, which dates back over six decades to 1953. See which 21 hits have spent nine weeks or more at Number 1 here.

On last Friday's Official Singles Chart, the Canadian rapper spent a ninth week at Number 1 with God's Plan, joining 20 other tracks who have spent at least nine weeks at Number 1, including Bryan Adams' (Everything I Do) I Do It For You and Rihanna's Umbrella to name just two. So for those who haven’t seen the video, let me break it down in a single line: It’s Drake doing random acts of kindness for unexpecting people and so what do I think of it Un. One word comes to mind when you think about Drake and the charts: longevity. Answer (1 of 6): First of all let me just state that I’m a huge Drake fan, so I might be a bit biased just a bit.

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