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Drake just shattered his Spotify record with an Apple Music record


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The people can't get enough of Drake and he has the records to prove it.

According to The Verge, in just 24 hours on Apple Music, Drake's new album More Life was streamed 89.9 million times, breaking the record for single-day album streams for any streaming service, including Spotify. 

Even with 80 million fewer users, Apple Music beat Spotify by more than 30 million streams. (Drake set a record for Spotify, too.) 

More Life also set records on Beats 1, Drake's free radio station on Apple Music, making Saturday’s episode of OVO Sound Radio the biggest Beats 1 show since its creation. Read more...

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