Drake’s 2013 “Nothing Was The Same” Album, Has Now Spent 400 Total Weeks, on Billboard 200 Chart

Drake has had several classic albums released, over the course of his career. Fans online still debate which one of them, are his best overall project. One that has made a solid case, is his third third studio album, “Nothing Was The Same.”

NWTS was released back in September 2013, and went on to debut at number one, on the Billboard 200 chart. This was also Drake’s third consecutive number one album. It was led by hit singles such as “Hold On We’re Going Home,” ft. Majid Jordan, “Started From The Bottom,” and “All Me,” ft. 2 Chainz and Big Sean.

NWTS continues to do very well in streams, and on the charts. According to Chart Data, it has now spent 400 total weeks, on the Billboard 200. NWTS currently stands at No. 152, on this chart.

Currently, NWTS is certiifed 4x platinum, in the US. Other popular records that emerged from this project, ended up being “Come Thru,” “Worst Behavior,” “Tuscan Leather,” and more.