Drake is the first artist to debut three tracks in the first three slots of the Billboard Hot 100

Drake is among the shortlist of best-selling music artists, with over 170 million records sold.

And now the Canadian singer-songwriter has made history with the latest release of his new EP called Scary Hours 2.

All three new songs have debuted in the top three Billboard Hot 100 simultaneously, which is a first in the recording industry.

What’s Next presents itself as the cream of the new culture, debuting in the first place.

He is just behind number two Wants and Needs with Lil Baby, while – Lemon Pepper Freestyle – with Rick Ross is now in third place.

Scary Hours 2, a sequel to the 2018 EP, was released on March 5 to help increase anticipation for his upcoming album, Certified Lover Boy.

While Drake now has the distinction of being the first artist to debut three songs simultaneously in the top three of the Hot 100 simultaneously, he is still not the first artist to have three songs in the top three.

The Beatles and Ariana Grande both had songs at numbers one, two and three at the same time in the past.

Drake is ranked as the most certified digital single artist in the United States by the Recording Industry Association Of America (RIAA), with 142 million units based on combined sales and on-demand flows.

The four-time Grammy winner worked hard on Certified Lover Boy, which will be his sixth studio album.

The lead single – Laugh Now Cry Later (with Lil Durk) – dropped on August 14, 2020, before the album’s scheduled release in January 2021, but that date was postponed.

So far, the Drake team has not announced when it will finally be available to the public.