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Drake’s “Janice STFU” refuses to slip from No. 1 on several of Billboard’s streaming charts, keeping Future’s “California Girls” from launching at the summit. ATLANTA, GA – NOVEMBER 17: Future and Drake attend The Future: A Gentlemans Club at a private location on November 17, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams\/Wireimage)<\/p>\n
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Drake<\/a> and Future have shared a highly successful \u2014 and occasionally fraught \u2014 working relationship throughout the years. The two rappers have collaborated on dozens of songs, and their joint album What a Time to Be Alive conquered the Billboard 200 more than a decade ago.<\/p>\n Their friendship appeared to fracture after Future included Kendrick Lamar on \u201cLike That,\u201d<\/a> from We Don\u2019t Trust You. Lamar\u2019s verse helped ignite the rap battle that ended with \u201cNot Like Us,\u201d a Billboard Hot 100 champion that later won Record of the Year at the Grammys. <\/p>\n Drake and Future have seemingly reconciled since then, but the superstars continue to compete for chart records. As Future dominates with his latest album, The Real Me, Drake prevents him from adding another pair of No. 1 hits on several Billboard lists.<\/p>\n Drake Blocks Future From Two New No. 1 Hits<\/p>\n Tracks from The Real Me invade nearly all of Billboard\u2019s hip-hop and rap rankings this week. Future scores a dozen or more placements on some lists, including the Billboard Hot 100, which is open to songs from every genre.<\/p>\n The rapper rules several albums charts, including the Billboard 200, Top Streaming Albums, Top R&B\/Hip-Hop Albums and Top Rap Albums rankings. When it comes to individual tunes, though, Future narrowly misses out on landing any new champions \u2013 and he barely fails to control either the R&B\/Hip-Hop Streaming Songs and Rap Streaming Songs charts.<\/p>\n \u201cJanice STFU,\u201d<\/a> the biggest hit from Drake\u2019s Iceman, holds at No. 1 on both rosters. The two rankings focus on the most-streamed songs in America within their respective fields, with the first covering both R&B and hip-hop and the second narrowing its focus to rap. Drake\u2019s smash has now led both for nine weeks and has yet to vacate the summit after debuting in that spot nine frames ago.<\/p>\n Future Debuts \u201cCalifornia Girls\u201d at No. 2<\/p>\n On both streaming-only rosters, Future\u2019s \u201cCalifornia Girls\u201d opens in the runner-up position. The track misses out on becoming another champion for the hip-hop musician by only one space as Drake refuses to step aside.<\/p>\n Streaming activity largely powered The Real Me to No. 1 on several Billboard rankings. Future fills more positions on both the R&B\/Hip-Hop Streaming Songs and Rap Streaming Songs charts than any other artist this frame, but even such enormous consumption totals were not enough to push \u201cCalifornia Girls\u201d past \u201cJanice STFU.\u201d<\/p>\n Future Has Several Several Smashes Miss No. 1 by One Space<\/p>\n