Drake Scores 7 songs on Billboard Top 10, beat Beatles record

Drake did not just enter the Beatles territory, he overshadowed it. The rapper is currently claiming seven of Billboard's Top 100 Hot 100 charts

It's crazy, and it's also breaking the record of the Fab Four's five songs in the Top 10. Of course, the way the music is delivered and consumed in 2018 is very different from 1964. And at the time, during the Beatlemania peak, John Lennon's group, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr had all five of 5 best songs, with "Can not Buy Me" Love, "Twist and Shout", "She loves you", "I want to hold your hand" and "Please Please Me."

This is what Drake's remarkable week on Billboard Hot 100 looks like:
1. "Well for what"
2. "Non-stop"
4. "God's plan"
6. "In my feelings"
7. "I am upset"
8. "Without emotion"
9. "Do not Matter to Me" (starring Michael Jackson)

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The Beatles & # 39; The realization is not the only disc that Drake has beaten with his new album. Now, with 31 Top 10 Career, the Canadian emcee has the most of those lone men, winning Michael Jackson.

In addition, Drake now has a total of 27 incredible songs on the July 14 chart, breaking his own record.

As readers could expect, Drake's new album, "Scorpion", debuted at number 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. The 25 tracks on this album are on Hot 100 – more two others, of course. Drake has now recorded 186 songs during his brilliant musical career

12 Hip-Hop Beefs Graded, Wack to Best: From Drake v Meek Mill to Biggie v Tupac (Photos)

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  the light of the last little rivalry of the genre between The Game and Meek Mill, TheWrap looks back on the best and the worst historical beefs of hip-hop.

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  The game c. Meek Mill
  

  The quarrel east coast-west can never die, even if its fighters do it occasionally. In his latest opus, The Game shot at Meek Mill in September after rapper Compton believed Meek involved him in the assault and theft of Sean Kingston's actor.

  The Game has released a diss track titled "Pest Control," while Meek Mill has not retaliated. From now on, this rivalry is still raging – The Game likes to call his opponent "Meeky Mouse".

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Iggy Azalea vs. Azealia Banks

The Battle of the Azaleas began in 2012, when Banks called XXL magazine to place Iggy on his "Freshman" cover after the first time. she spits out lyrics like "master slave track" on one of her tracks.

In 2014, Banks shouted to Iggy to be quick to appropriate black culture while remaining silent when it came to black issues – like Mike's shot Brown by the police. She also called it "Igloo Australia".

Iggy fought back with a rant on Twitter, calling Banks "venomous" and accusing his lack of success of "pissing off the wrong attitude".

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Drake vs. Meek Mill

The Philly-based rapper called Drake in a tweet in 2015, claiming that the artist "Views" was not promoting "Dreams Worth More Than "from Meek. Money "album – on which it was featured – because Drake does not write his own rap.

The Canadian rapper replied with two diss tracks," Charged Up "and" Back to Back " The same week, Meek Mill fought back with his own "Wanna Know." The quarrel still seems to be active, as Drake released "Summer Sixteen" earlier that yes, which was perceived as another track aimed at Meek Mill.

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Roxanne's Wars

WBLS DJM Magic made a hit of "Roxanne, Roxanne" of UTFO, but when the group participated in a radio show, the Juice Crew Marley Marl replied by introducing teenage Lolita Gooden the nickname Roxanne Shanté.

U.T.F.O. Responded to diss Shanté, who opened the flood gates so that Roxanne, Rox and Roxy could get into the quarrel, which they did, with a number of unauthorized responses by acts like Sparky D , Ralph Rolle and Dr. Freshh. Getty Images

Nicki Minaj vs. Lil Kim

Lil & # 39; Kim, aka Queen of Hip-Hop, thought Nicki Minaj was biting her style, so shortly after the release of "Pink Friday "From Minaj, Kim recorded a diss track entitled" Black Friday ". "I'm going from Pink Friday to Friday the 13th, well, Little Kim's clown clown," Queen Bee recalled.

Nicki threw a subliminal shadow over Kim during her acceptance speech for the 2015 BET Awards. Although she never mentioned it by her name, a lot of people did not like it. took it as a direct snap: "Please do your business to follow your dreams, because one day you will wake up and look around and your dreams will be gone. And then you will be angry at someone, but be angry at yourself, "said Minaj.

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The Game c. 50 Cent

These last two have only been part of a striptease club after 12 years during which several dissays were exchanged. He started when The Game on his label was fired live on Hot 97 of New York in 2005 because rapper Compton did not want to be part of the G-Unit quarrels with other crews.

The two organized a public reconciliation that many rejected as a publicity stunt, when 50 said shortly after The Game had no street credo. The game then initiated a boycott of G-Unit

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50 Cent c. Ja Rule

This meat became violent, Ja Rule alleging that 50 was behind a robbery of rapper "Holla Holla" because of what he called jealousy. 50 was then attacked by Ja Rule's Murder Inc. in a New York recording studio where he was stabbed.

The investigators also believed that Murder Inc. was linked to the infamous 50 Cent shooting in which the artist "Get Rich or Die Trying" was shot nine times in total. Diss tracks and physical altercations ensued, the rivalry having recently been revived last year in a series of tweets taunting

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Lil 'Kim vs. Foxy Brown

The Quarries of Lil & # 39; Kim and Foxy Brown took off at about the same time, fueling rumors that there was tension between the two – especially when their first albums were due out one week apart.

Then Kim pulled out "Notorious K.I.M.", on which she took implied shots at Foxy, who then pulled back with a few lines on her own. The ox finally took a violent turn when gunshots were heard when Kim left the Hot 97 studios after an altercation between her entourage and Capone-N-Noreaga's Capone. It is thought that he was linked to Foxy's lyrics in CNN's song "Bang, Bang."