Drake is proving difficult to rival in the commercial music sector, a feat recently highlighted by the success of “What Did I Miss?”. Apple Music recently published their list of the 500 most streamed songs on the platform as of early July 2025, coinciding with its upcoming ten-year anniversary, showcasing even more impressive data. As noted by Ahmed/The Ears on Twitter, Drake leads the list with a remarkable 39 songs. Lil Baby follows with 20, while Taylor Swift ranks third with 14. Moreover, the Toronto artist holds four of the top 10 most streamed tracks in Apple Music’s history. The tracks that make up the top 10 include “God’s Plan”, positioned at number three (the most streamed hip-hop song ever on Apple Music), “One Dance” with WizKid and Kyla at number six, “SICKO MODE” with Travis Scott at number seven, and “No Guidance” featuring Chris Brown at number nine. Although technicalities may arise regarding the ownership of two of these pieces, it is undeniable that Drake’s involvement contributed significantly to their success, both in terms of recognition and quality. As Drake’s new album ICEMAN approaches, he could potentially add more songs to this list. With recent tracks like “NOKIA” gaining traction and many others enjoying extensive airplay, the 6ix God appears less focused on accolades and more intent on challenging his critics, particularly with digs in “What Did I Miss?” directed at former associates amidst the Kendrick Lamar rivalry. With viewers eagerly awaiting more, the anticipation builds for what’s next.