PARTYNEXTDOOR and Drake are enjoying a dual-version victory as “Somebody Loves Me” climbs the charts with both its original and remix.

PARTYNEXTDOOR and Drake continue to prove their streaming power as both versions of “SOMEBODY LOVES ME” landed among the top 100 most-consumed singles in the U.S. last week. When combined, the original and remix generate enough total units to debut inside the Hot 100’s top 30—a remarkable feat for a track that’s been steadily climbing rather than spiking overnight.

Originally featured on PARTYNEXTDOOR’s project $OME $EXY $ONGS 4 U, “SOMEBODY LOVES ME” has become a clear fan favorite, already surpassing 100 million Spotify streams. Only “DIE TRYING” and “NOKIA” have pulled in higher numbers from the album, underscoring the song’s staying power and the undeniable chemistry between PARTYNEXTDOOR and Drake.

The Cash Cobain remix adds a fresh, more upbeat vibe that broadens the single’s appeal. Cobain infuses a bouncier energy, giving the moody R&B track a lively edge without losing the sultry essence that made the original so popular. Fans have embraced both versions, helping to sustain the track’s momentum across streaming platforms and radio playlists.

With this dual-version success, “SOMEBODY LOVES ME” reinforces PARTYNEXTDOOR and Drake’s ability to create music that not only captivates listeners but also holds strong on the charts week after week.

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