Pusha T’s diss helped Drake Shatter Music Streaming Records with New Album ‘Scorpion’

Drake has finally released his fifth studio album Scorpion and it is one of his best pieces of work as of yet. Featuring collaborations for some of music’s greatest artistic visionaries Jay-Z and Michael Jackson. Scorpion is packed with Mellow Moods, tight beats,  crafty lyrics and the response we have all been waiting to hear addressing Push T’s allegations in diss track revealing Drake has been hiding a son.

Not only is Drake’s album trending via social media. Several music streaming outlets have reported record breaking numbers. Apple Music reports that Scorpion has been streamed over 170 million times. Billboard reports Scorpion  racked up more than 3 million tweets on the day of its release, with the majority of posts referencing the “Emotionless” track, in which Drake admits to having a son. Spotify announced that Scorpion is now on course to break the Spotify record for the most album streams on the day of release.

Drizzy isn't playing. #ScorpionSZN going strong @Drake 📈🦂 pic.twitter.com/tS0tMFT2cS

— Spotify (@Spotify) June 29, 2018

Some may say the latest lyrical attack against Drake set him up for failure. But by the way the numbers look Pusha T only set Drake up to dominate the charts. Many are expecting Drake to reach no. 1 on the Billboards in a week.

Check out his new video to his mo st streamed song “Emotionless” where he talks about his son.

https://youtu.be/TCGzAsSP550