Drake’s Views is aging like fine wine — and the latest Spotify stats prove it.

Drake’s 2016 classic Views just hit another major milestone — over 1 billion streams on Spotify in 2025. That’s right, nearly a decade after its release, the album that gave us “One Dance,” “Hotline Bling,” and “Too Good” is still racking up plays like it just dropped last week. This makes Views Drake’s second album this year to reach the billion-stream mark, joining $$$4U, his most recent chart-topping project.

What makes Views so legendary is its balance between global smash hits and deep cuts that capture peak 2010s Drake energy. “One Dance” featuring WizKid and Kyla remains one of the biggest songs of the last decade — a record that had entire continents moving. “Hotline Bling” became a meme-fueled phenomenon that redefined Drake’s cultural dominance, while “Too Good” showcased his chemistry with Rihanna one more time. Even with minimal features — PARTYNEXTDOOR, dvsn, Future, WizKid, and Majid Jordan — Drake did most of the heavy lifting himself, turning the album into a sonic reflection of Toronto’s icy cool and global ambition.

What’s even wilder is that this achievement comes as Drake continues to dominate 2025 with $$$4U, proving his catalog has serious staying power. Few artists in history can still stream this high years after their peak commercial era, but Drake has clearly built an empire of replay value.

In other news, the 6 God just became the first artist in Spotify history to surpass 121 billion total streams across all credits. Whether you love him, hate him, or still debate Take Care vs. Nothing Was the Same, you can’t deny the numbers.

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