Drake releases three albums simultaneously, references BTS, and escalates his Kendrick Lamar feud through new Future ...

Spotify admitted it manually miscounted streams and handed Drake a 2026 record that actually belongs to BTS and their song "Swim." ...

Drake surprised fans after mentioning BTS in a song from his newly released album Iceman. The line quickly spread online after BTS members J-Hope and V reacted to it on social media. The moment came ...

Spotify has apologized for mistakenly naming Drake's ICEMAN as its most-streamed album of 2026 in a single day, and the rapper as the most-streamed artist in a single day in 2026 so far. The platform ...

Spotify corrected a data error, confirming BTS's 'Swim' holds the 2026 streaming record, not Drake's 'Make Them Cry'. The ...

The Toronto-born rapper's Iceman became the most streamed album in a single day, Make Them Cry most streamed single, and the ...

Spotify confirmed that Drake became the platform's most-streamed artist in a single day this year, while his album 'Iceman' and its opening track 'Make Them Cry' also secured the records for the ...

BTS was just as surprised as fans to hear themselves mentioned in Drake's new song. On Instagram, V shared his and J-Hope's ...

“On May 15th, Drake became Spotify’s most-streamed artist of 2026 in a single day, ICEMAN became the most-streamed album of 2026 in a single day, and ‘Make Them Cry’ became the most-streamed song in a ...

The internet is currently reacting to this massive feat — and that includes BTS, who received a shoutout on the Iceman opener “Make Them Cry.” The reaction came from BTS’ V and J-Hope, posted via V’s ...

India, May 15 -- In an unexpected move that instantly dominated music conversations online, Drake released not one but three ...