Drake tops the list of the top rappers on Spotify in 2022.
Spotify has unveiled its year-end numbers, and Drake topped the list of the most streamed rappers on the platform in 2022. The Toronto rap star was streamed 13.8 million times in the whole year.
In the Spotify wrapped, Drake also topped the list of most-streamed rap albums of 2022 with his 2021 project “Certified Lover Boy”. Drizzy’s dance album “Honestly, Nevermind“ was also on the list at number four. Drake also received major numbers from his latest 21 Savage collab album “Her Loss“.
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Spotify has released its list of the most streamed hip-hop albums of the year, with Canadian artist Drake’s album “Certified Lover Boy” coming in at the top spot. Drake had two other albums in the top 10: “Honestly, Nevermind,” which was released this year, and the 2018 hit “Scorpion,” which placed at #4 and #10 respectively. In addition to his success on the album charts, Drake was also the most streamed artist of the year in the US.
The second on the list is Kanye West, who was in the headlines throughout this year for his controversial statements and antics. At the start of the year, the rapper dropped his project “Donda 2” which was only available on Stem Player and didn’t drop on streaming platforms.
Eminem was the third most-streamed rap artist on Spotify in 2022 with 7 billion plays. The rapper didn’t drop any project in over two years, but the rapper was constantly on the charts, thanks to his previous projects. The Detroit rapper’s 2002’s fourth studio album “The Eminem Show” was the third most streamed hip-hop project on Spotify in 2022, while his 2000’s effort “The Marshall Mathers LP” was number 8.
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Check out the top 10 most-streamed rappers on Spotify below.
13.4b – Drake
7.2b – Kanye West
7.0b – Eminem
6.4b – Juice WRLD
5.7b – Kendrick Lamar
5.6b – Lil Baby
5.5b – Doja Cat
5.4b – Lil Uzi Vert
5.1b – 21 Savage
5.1b – Future