Nicki Minaj has just scored a major touchdown in her career. The 34-year-old rapper has just passed Aretha Franklin’s record of having the most songs on the Billboard 100 for females. Nicki has 76 songs that have made it to the top 100 chart. Aretha Franklin has 73. Nicki’s recent singles, “Regret in Your Tears,” “Changed It” featuring Lil Wayne, and “No Frauds” with Drake and Lil Wayne have also made it to the charts.
Billboard Names Adele At Their Top Artist of The Year for the Third Time
For the third year (previously in 2011 and 2012,) Adele has been named Billbord’s Artist of the Year. No, Bieber and Beyoncé and Drake fans, this does not mean they like her the most – it means she’s gotten more sales than anyone else, and securely earned her spot.
Drake Ties Lil Wayne’s Billboard Hot 100 Record
LilWayneVEVO Drake ties his label boss’ record for most entries on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Guess Which Song Was The Most Googled Track of 2016!
Google has announced their most-searched songs of the year, and the number one song shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Some of the others included in the top 10 are slightly interesting, but overall, most of them make sense. Find out who people are checking for below.
“Black Beatles” Has Brought Rae Sremmurd’s September Album Back Into The Top 10!
“Black Beatles,” the new single from Rae Sremmurd featuring Gucci Mane, went viral recently thanks to the Mannequin Challenge. Not only did its popularly give Gucci his highest-charting song ever (it’s currently in the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100,) it’s now brought the duo’s September album back into the top 10! Jumping from its spot at number 21 last week, SremmLife 2 came in at number 5 this week, moving a solid 39k units. Of that, a whopping 21k came from streaming. Crazy! Check out the rest of the top 10 below.
Find Out How Much D.R.A.M. & Joe Budden Sold In Their First Week!
Both Joe Budden and D.R.A.M. made their debuts on the Billboard 200 this week with their new albums, Rage & The Machine and Big Baby D.R.A.M., respectively.
