Kendrick Lamar Surpasses Drake to Become Spotify’s Most-Streamed Rapper
In a historic milestone for music streaming, Kendrick Lamar has overtaken Drake to become the rapper with the highest number of monthly listeners in Spotify’s history. With a staggering 88.8 million monthly listeners, Lamar has shattered the previous record set by the Canadian superstar.
Following his highly-anticipated performance at the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show, Lamar’s popularity soared to new heights. Reports indicate that his electrifying set drew over 133 million viewers, surpassing even the legendary performance by Michael Jackson in 1993. The surge in streams after the event suggests that the exposure from the Super Bowl played a significant role in propelling Lamar to this new peak.
Known for his poignant lyrics and critically acclaimed music, Lamar has always been a dominant figure in the world of hip-hop. His recent surge in popularity not only showcases his enduring influence but also his strong connection with fans worldwide. Experts in the music industry predict that his listener count will only continue to rise in the coming weeks.
This momentous achievement solidifies Lamar’s position among hip-hop’s elite, underscoring his supremacy in the age of digital streaming. As the landscape of music consumption evolves, his success serves as a testament to how streaming platforms are reshaping the music industry.
For those who missed it, you can watch Kendrick Lamar’s unforgettable performance at the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show HERE.
