The Drake ICEMAN chart records didn’t stop at the United States. After ICEMAN, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR debuted at Nos. 1, 2 and 3 on the Billboard 200, the trilogy went on to rewrite the singles chart and post matching feats in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
This is how all three albums ranked, broken down chart by chart.
Billboard 200: the clean top-three sweep
ICEMAN led the trilogy at No. 1 with 463,000 equivalent album units in the week ending May 21. Streaming made up 449,000 of that total, drawn from 462.2 million on-demand official streams — the biggest one-week streaming total of 2026.
HABIBTI debuted at No. 2 with 114,000 units, and MAID OF HONOUR followed at No. 3 with 110,000. Of the MAID OF HONOUR total, 104,000 came from streaming — 105.48 million on-demand streams across the album’s 14 tracks — with 6,000 in pure sales.
The combined haul pushed Drake to roughly 687,000 units in a single week, the first artist ever to occupy the entire top three of the Billboard 200 at once.
The Hot 100: a 42-song takeover
The Drake ICEMAN chart records grew even larger on the Billboard Hot 100. “Janice STFU” debuted at No. 1 with 40.7 million streams, becoming Drake’s 14th career Hot 100 leader and breaking his tie with Michael Jackson for the most No. 1 hits among solo male artists.
The No. 1 debut was a record in itself: it was Drake’s 10th song to enter the Hot 100 at the summit, the most chart-topping debuts of any artist in history. Across the three albums, 42 of the trilogy’s 43 songs landed on the Hot 100 — the most ever charted by a single artist in one week, beating Morgan Wallen’s previous record of 37.
The release week also pushed Drake past a career threshold no artist had reached: he became the first to chart more than 400 songs on the Hot 100, now sitting at 402 total entries. Taylor Swift is the closest active artist behind him. [CONFIRM: Swift’s exact career entry total — Kurrco cites 278; verify against Billboard before publishing]
Nine of those entries reached the top 10, marking the second time Drake has controlled nine of the Hot 100’s top 10 in a single week, following Certified Lover Boy in 2021. Future earned his 16th career top 10 with “Ran to Atlanta,” and Molly Santana scored her first.
UK, Australia and New Zealand
Outside the U.S., the trilogy posted its own firsts. In the UK, ICEMAN entered at No. 1, MAID OF HONOUR at No. 6 and HABIBTI at No. 7 — making Drake the first artist to debut three studio albums inside the UK top 10 at the same time.
He repeated the feat in Australia, where ICEMAN hit No. 1, MAID OF HONOUR landed at No. 5 and HABIBTI at No. 6. It marked the first time any artist debuted three new albums in the same week inside the ARIA top 10.
New Zealand told a similar story: ICEMAN at No. 1, HABIBTI at No. 5 and MAID OF HONOUR at No. 6. Three countries, three simultaneous top-six debuts.
Why ICEMAN pulled ahead
The gap between the three albums was wide, and it tracks with how they were positioned. ICEMAN, the project Drake teased for over a year, is the most direct and rap-heavy of the trilogy and drew the bulk of listener attention. [INTERNAL LINK: ICEMAN trilogy explainer → Drake ICEMAN trilogy albums]
HABIBTI leans into international and melodic experimentation, while MAID OF HONOUR centers on emotional, relationship-driven storytelling. The split in sound helps explain why ICEMAN outstreamed the other two combined in their opening days.
What the records add up to
Taken together, the Drake ICEMAN chart records cover the albums chart, the singles chart and three international markets in a single release week. ICEMAN alone delivered his 15th No. 1 album, tying Taylor Swift for the most among soloists behind only The Beatles.
ICEMAN has also crossed 500,000 U.S. units in extended tracking, making it eligible for RIAA Gold certification. Read Billboard’s official chart breakdown via Billboard and stream the trilogy on Spotify.
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