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5 If You're Reading This, It's Too Late (2015) ~ 4 million copies Besides standard hop-hop, Drake weaves several sub-genre streams like Afro-beat and Dancehall into his work here.Īnd despite the diversity of the areas he draws from, his attention to song sequencing results in maintaining a steady flow of his material from start to finish. It's not often that a mixtape debuts at the top of the Billboard charts, but given the mileage that Drake's accumulated in terms of sales, it's no surprise he'd be among the few to pull that feat off. A lot of those tricks are used to great effect on pieces like "Tuscan Leather" and "Started From the Bottom." 6 More Life (2017) ~ 3.3 million copies Such an execution is particularly evident on this recording that also emphasizes distortions like oscillating bass and sped-up background vocals that somehow underscore the eeriness of the album title. He's the type of artist who wants every instrument to have its breathing space to provide the right atmosphere for his spoken word. One thing about Drake's releases is that they're not particularly slick or cluttered with overwhelming walls of sound. 7 Nothing Was The Same (2013) ~ 2.6 million copies It's a combination that would regularly crop in his lyrics on subsequent releases. Some of the content deals with the usual bling banter, but Drake nicely countervails it with some big-picture perspectives that run far deeper than materialism. RELATED: Elton John's Highest-Grossing Albums of All Time, Ranked Several of the works were written between Drake and fellow Torontonian Noah Shebib, who would wind up producing all of the performer's albums. Of all the mixtapes that came out on Lil Wayne's label, this was one of the best-received works with a lot of that sweat equity eventually leaking onto his debut album.

8 So Far Gone (2009) ~ 2.4 million copies There's nothing like a tortured artist element to bring out all that creativity. rapper Future when Drake spent a few days in Atlanta, this outing was a followup to a previous success generated by the duo called "Where Ya At." It's safe to say both their minds were in the ideal place to put this collection together.ĭespite the gentleness of the title, much of that content dealt with several struggles afflicting both rappers. 9 What A Time To Be Alive (2015) ~ 2.3 million copies Released earlier in 2020, chances are those sales numbers will increase considerably.

Not too many artists can get away with selling thousands of copies of works originally found on SoundCloud, normally a creative refuge for independent and unsigned acts trying to get attention.īut then, not everybody is Drake, who issued this collection of very early works as a preamble to his next full-length outing with an undermined release date. Here's a look at the success of his output according to recent certifications as well as streaming and physical sales tabulated by Chartmasters. Since then, Drake's never looked back, issuing chart-busting releases that have made him one of the biggest-selling recording artists of the past decade.

All jay z albums in order series#

Much of that was due to a series of mixtapes he released on Lil Wayne's label as well as a role on the TV show Degrassi: The Next Generation a few years earlier. RELATED: Prince's Highest-Grossing Albums Of All Time, Ranked But that all changed when Toronto hip-hop upstart Aubrey Drake Graham- better known these days as Drake-exploded onto the scene with his 2010 Thank Me Later debut, which quickly hit platinum status. Aside from a few blips from the likes of Maestro Fresh Wes and Dream Warriors, Canada historically hadn't been prolific in generating rap stars big enough to appear on U.S.