Drake adds another major Billboard milestone with ‘ICEMAN’.

Drake’s latest album, ICEMAN, is officially showing no signs of slowing down. The project has officially secured a third consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, moving 171,000 album-equivalent units during the tracking period.

With that performance, ICEMAN has now accumulated approximately 859,000 units since its release, putting it within striking distance of the one-million-unit milestone. While the online discourse surrounding the album has naturally cooled since release week, listeners continue to stream the project at an impressive rate. That’s often how major releases age. The debates fade, but the music remains in rotation.

One of the album’s biggest drivers remains “Janice STFU.” The track has already surpassed 100 million streams and remains one of the most popular songs in the country. Its success has helped keep momentum behind the album while drawing additional attention to the project as a whole.

The latest chart achievement also carries notable historical significance. By earning a third week at No. 1, Drake has tied Adele for the ninth-most weeks spent atop the Billboard 200 among artists, with 40 weeks each. ICEMAN has also tied The Great Divide by Noah Kahan and ARIRANG by BTS as the longest-running No. 1 albums released in 2026, with three weeks at the summit.

The continued success of ICEMAN reinforces a trend that has followed Drake throughout his career. Regardless of how much conversation surrounds a release at launch, his albums tend to maintain strong streaming numbers long after their debut. Three weeks at No. 1 and nearly 860,000 units later, ICEMAN continues to be one of the year’s biggest releases.

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