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On Thursday, July 17, Drake's latest release, What Did I Miss?, returned to the top of the US Apple Music, as the #1 highest-charting rap song on the digital streaming platform. In doing so, the rapper dethroned Travis Scott's KICK OUT (from his new album, JackBoys2).
This is the second time What Did I Miss? has peaked on the chart since its release earlier this month, on July 5.
Before this, the track first crossed the milestone on July 6.
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After @HipHopAllDayy shared the news about Drizzy's return atop US Apple Music on X, their tweet went viral. Receiving more than 261K views and 7.9K likes in less than a day, it has since captured the netizens' attenion.
One of them wrote in the comments section:
Some netizens compared the success of Drake's latest track to that of the new Clipse album, Let God Sort Em Out, which dropped last week. They specifically mentioned Whips & Chains - a track in which Kendrick Lamar seemingly dissed Drizzy.
"Where's chips and stains?" - questioned an X user.
"Meanwhile “Whips & shit stains” flopped, as predicted." - wrote another.
"But kbots told me that Drake is over" - added a third one.
"Too easy for the boy" - posted a fourth netizen.
Meanwhile, others seemed unimpressed by the achievement, with one even speculating if it was the job of bot accounts on the platform.
"All that jus for him to stay up there, it's like snitching on a kingpin only for him to be released days after. I understand y they mad, can't break what u didn't build 4sho" - replied a fifth one.
"Mid replaces mid" - added a sixth user.
"#1 on US Apple Music but not on global Spotify or billboard screams. It proves you can bot your way on US Apple Music but not on global Apple Music or Spotify" - commented a seventh netizen.
In addition to returning to the top of the US Apple Music chart, Drizzy's What Did I Miss? also peaked atop Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart on Wednesday, July 15, making him the artist with the most number 1 entries on it (yet again).
Drake now holds the record of 31 chart-topping tracks, the media outlet reports.
Drake's performance at the Wireless Festival over the weekend was praised for its featured guests
In addition to the success of Drake's What Did I Miss?, the rapper has also been making headlines for his performance at the Wireless Festival over the weekend.
Drizzy, who became the first artist with a triple-headlining act at the London fest's 20th anniversary this year, delivered a 90-minute-long set on Finsbury Park's stage on Saturday (July 12), bringing out more than 10 artists, including:
- Yeat
- Fake Mink
- K-Trap
- J Hus
- Skepta
- Dave
- Central Cee
- PartyNextDoor
- Latto
- Sexyy Red
- 21 Savage
- Vanessa Carlton
Following his Wireless sets, Drake will travel to Birmingham - the second destination of his European tour - where he is set to perform with PND, on Sunday, July 20.
