Drake Reaches 18 Diamond Singles as “Views” Earns Diamond Certification


Drake’s latest reported certifications add “Views,” “Marvins Room,” and “In My Feelings” to his Diamond collection.

Drake continues to pad his resume.

According to a certification update shared by Drake Direct, he now has 18 RIAA-certified Diamond songs across lead and featured appearances, extending his record. The update also reports that he has become the first artist to surpass 350 million RIAA-certified units.

The latest upgrades include Views reaching Diamond, alongside “Marvins Room” and “In My Feelings.” Each represents a 10-million-unit certification milestone in its respective category.

Meanwhile, “God’s Plan” reaches Double Diamond, or 20× Platinum, representing 20 million song units. “One Dance,” featuring Wizkid and Kyla, rises to 15× Platinum.

Views joins Take Care as Drake’s second Diamond album, bringing his reported total to 20 Diamond titles: 18 songs and two albums. “God’s Plan” still counts as one title despite its higher certification.

The range makes this achievement impressive. “Marvins Room” soundtracked questionable late-night decisions, “In My Feelings” had everybody lit, and “One Dance” remains built for drinks and warm weather. Different sounds, different moments, same staying power.

Whatever your opinion of Drake’s recent music, that catalog longevity deserves credit. These milestones reflect years of listeners returning to his work, giving him plenty to celebrate ahead of his birthday. The man’s older records are clearly still putting in overtime.




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