Kendrick’s Not Like Us tops Drake’s record for most Spotify streams
Kendrick Lamar set a new benchmark in on Spotify with his latest single, “Not Like Us.” His Drake diss/club banger now holds the record for the most single-day streams of a hip-hop song on US Spotify. The track achieved over 6.593 million streams. Thus, surpassing the previous record set by Drake and Lil Baby’s “Girls Want Girls.”
This milestone comes amid a heated lyrical battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Thus, adding layers of intrigue and competition to the achievement. “Not Like Us” is a direct diss track targeting Drake. As a result, it has fueled extensive media coverage and fan interest. Therefore, driving the record-breaking streaming numbers.
The song has lyrical depth, combined with timely cultural commentary. Also, there’s Kendrick’s sharp delivery. In addition, Kendrick making it a club record, has resonated strongly with listeners. Not only does it serve as a piece of artistic expression, but also a strategic move in the ongoing rivalry between two of hip-hop’s biggest names.
Music industry experts believe that the song’s success is propelled by its direct connection to the current discourse in hip-hop. As a result, making it not just popular in terms of numbers but also significant in its impact. The track’s record-setting performance on Spotify is indicative of how personal and professional rivalries in the music industry can amplify interest and engagement among audiences.
As “Not Like Us” continues to dominate discussions and playlists, it underscores Kendrick Lamar’s prowess and strategic acumen in the highly competitive music landscape. The song is expected to remain a focal point in discussions about artist rivalry and its effects on music consumption and fan engagement.
Source: Chart Data
Kendrick’s Not Like Us tops Drake’s record for most Spotify streams
