Does Drake have the most forgettable billboard number one singles of all time?
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Iverson_64
Superstar
No. Taylor Swift holds that title by a landslide.
He's probably 2nd out of that list though.
He's probably 2nd out of that list though.
Revolutionary
All Star
13 is really a low number consider the vast catalog he has, and the shytload of features he did, and let's not forget he been chasing these hits by going the commercial route all the fukking time.
She does stadiums 3-5 nights in a row
And you’re not a part of white America so you wouldn’t even probably check for her music or listen to cac radio.
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Veteran
Yes. The majority of his music was made to be disposable. The test of time will be if people who didn't grow up listening to Drake will gravitate to his music.
Looks like a list full of hit makers 
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Drake sucks
Sir Richard Spirit
Superstar
I don’t even listen his music. Dude lost me after IYRTITL. I don’t like tough Drake.
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Piff Perkins
Veteran
I'd say Swift single some of them just went #1 off being the first track on the album. I don't think the general public would say Shake It Off is some forgettable track, for instance. Likewise I don't think God's Plan or Hotline Bling are forgettable tracks nobody will care about in x years. They're still being listened to at high levels. Does he have some that will be forgotten like Toosie Slide? Sure. But that's not the norm out of those tracks.
I always think about how people said a bunch of 80s music wouldn't last or was trendy and here we are in 2025...Sussidio and Hungry Like The Wolf and Rhythm Nation didn't magically disappear into the ether. They're still cultural staples large groups of people recognize/appreciate. The music you listened to while partying/fukking/crying/etc in your teens and 20s is always going to matter.
I always think about how people said a bunch of 80s music wouldn't last or was trendy and here we are in 2025...Sussidio and Hungry Like The Wolf and Rhythm Nation didn't magically disappear into the ether. They're still cultural staples large groups of people recognize/appreciate. The music you listened to while partying/fukking/crying/etc in your teens and 20s is always going to matter.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Stoufers mac & cheese of rap
