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🚨 Rory & Mal react to Drake breaking Michael Jackson’s record for most Billboard Hot 100 No. 1s by a solo artist while some fans are arguing that Drake’s total includes too many collaborations… Rory says he doesn’t care and points out that A list artists collaborate far more...

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🚨 DJ Akademiks says there’s only TWO artists from Drake’s past he wants to see collaborate with him moving forward: šŸ”„ Nicki Minaj šŸ”„ Lil Wayne According to Ak, every other rapper Drake has worked with over the years can stay in the past. šŸ—£ļø ā€œIf it’s not Nicki Minaj and it’s not Lil Wayne, I think Drake is better by himself.ā€ Ak made it clear he has no interest in nostalgia collaborations or reunion records with Drake’s former rap peers. šŸ—£ļø ā€œWe don’t care how good the first song was. We don’t care how good the second song was. Time’s up.ā€ 🚫 No old collaborations. 🚫 No reunion records. 🚫 No ā€˜bringing back the feeling.’ Ak says the only exception is Young Money. šŸ‘‘ He believes fans are overdue for another Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Lil Wayne posse cut, comparing the anticipation to when the trio released ā€œSeeing Green.ā€ šŸ—£ļø ā€œWe need another ā€˜Seeing Green.’ We need that bad.ā€ While replaying Young Money classics, Ak argued that no rap collective past or present could generate the same excitement as Drake, Nicki, and Wayne appearing on a track together in 2026. šŸ‘€ He even questioned whether reunions from groups like: MMG Roc-A-Fella TDE would create the same level of anticipation. šŸ—£ļø ā€œI don’t think there’s any group we want to hear more than Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Lil Wayne on a posse cut.ā€ Ak spent part of the stream revisiting ā€œSeeing Greenā€ and ā€œNo Frauds,ā€ praising the chemistry between all three artists and calling their collaborations some of the most replayable records in modern hip-hop. He also reflected on Drake and Nicki’s relationship, suggesting that after everything that’s happened in the industry over the last few years, Drake may now better understand some of the points Nicki has been making publicly. šŸŽÆ Bottom line: Akademiks says Drake doesn’t need to revisit old partnerships or chase nostalgia. The formula is simple: šŸ¦‰ Drake šŸ‘‘ Nicki Minaj 🐐 Lil Wayne And give the fans a long overdue ā€œSeeing Green Part 2

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🚨The chat asked Dj Akademiks why Drake’s Iceman records currently have low radio numbers despite dominating streaming platforms šŸ‘€šŸ“» Ak broke down how radio ā€œservicingā€ works and explained why most of Drake’s songs are showing almost ZERO airplay right now. šŸ—£ļø Ak: ā€œDrake has absolutely zero radio airplay on most of these records.ā€ According to Ak, the issue isn’t that radio stations dislike Drake it’s because the songs reportedly weren’t officially ā€œservicedā€ to radio by the label yet. Ak explained that radio airplay works differently from streaming: šŸ“» A song has to be pushed into rotation by a label’s promotion team šŸ“» Stations then repeatedly play the record ā€œhour on the hourā€ šŸ“» Billboard counts those audience impressions toward the Hot 100 charts Ak says Drake’s current chart positions are being driven almost entirely by streams and sales, not radio support šŸ—£ļø ā€œRight now it’s going off strictly streams and sales.ā€ He also explained why artists like Bruno Mars and Ella Langley currently show stronger airplay numbers: šŸ—£ļø ā€œTheir records are already being serviced to radio.ā€ Ak noted that radio only affects the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart not the Billboard 200 album chart. He then revealed that Drake’s team is reportedly beginning the radio rollout NOW for records like ā€œJanisā€ and the West Coast-inspired tracks from Iceman šŸ‘€ According to Ak, if Drake’s records still have no radio push several weeks from now, it could raise bigger questions about the relationship between Drake and his label. šŸ—£ļø ā€œIf the label stops doing their duties… that becomes another conversation.ā€ Ak ultimately believes Drake’s numbers are still extremely strong because the project is succeeding without major radio assistance, something very few artists can pull off in today’s music industry

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