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Once again, the bulk of the streams were not for an artist’s official video but an army of ordinary citizens uploading their own videos. In the half-decade since that mark was set, no one-not Miley Cyrus, not Taylor Swift, not Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee-has been able to beat it, no matter how heavily consumed their videos. 1 entirely due to a meme in which thousands of people uploaded videos of themselves dancing to the song. That old record-103 million views in a single week-was set in February 2013 by Baauer’s “ Harlem Shake,” a song that wound up at No. “Feelings” is achieving this thanks to viral video views, finally beating a record that has held on the charts for more than five years. And for once, Drake is not setting the record via the playground he usually dominates, the on-demand audio sites Apple Music and Spotify. Billboard reports that a gobsmacking 116.2 million Americans consumed “Feelings” on streaming services last week. 1, it’s bigger than any Drake single has been before. That’s because “Feelings” has just broken Billboard’s all-time weekly streaming record, and in this, its second week at No. It might wind up being his biggest hit, period. It’s certainly not the first time Drake has scored a hit with a mellow, even romantic single, from 2010’s “ Find Your Love” to 2013’s “ Hold On, We’re Going Home.” But just weeks after Scorpion dropped, “In My Feelings” is already the biggest dreamy-Drizzy song ever on the charts. Just as “ God’s Plan,” Drake’s wintertime single and a very early advance track from his album Scorpion, was replaced on top in April by the more up-tempo “ Nice for What,” last week “Nice” was ejected from the top slot by Drake’s own “In My Feelings.” And like “Hot in Herre” giving way to “Dilemma” in ’02, with this swap, Drake is trading an up-tempo, club-friendly summer jam for something more midtempo and lovelorn. Actually, Drake did Nelly one better: He ousted himself from the penthouse for the second time this year. Like Nelly in the summer of ’02, Drake replaces himself at No. 1 single from Drake, the undisputed king of streaming music. That would be “ In My Feelings,” the third straight No.

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