Kendrick Lamar has reached a historic milestone in music streaming, overtaking Drake to become the rapper with the highest number of monthly listeners in Spotify’s history. The celebrated artist now commands an astonishing 88.8 million monthly listeners, shattering the previous record set by Drake.
This achievement follows Lamar’s much-anticipated performance at the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show. Reports indicate that his electrifying set drew over 133 million viewers, surpassing the legendary 1993 performance by Michael Jackson. The spike in streams following the event suggests that the massive exposure played a significant role in pushing Lamar to this new peak.
Renowned for his thought-provoking lyrics and critically acclaimed body of work, Lamar has long been a dominant force in hip-hop. His recent surge in popularity highlights not only his enduring influence but also his deep connection with audiences worldwide. Industry analysts predict that his listener count will continue to climb in the coming weeks.
This latest milestone cements Lamar’s place among hip-hop’s elite, reinforcing his dominance in the digital streaming era. As music consumption continues to evolve, his success exemplifies how streaming platforms are reshaping the industry.
Watch Kendrick Lamar’s performance at the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show HERE.
