Drake’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Drake, the rapper from Toronto known for discovering talented young musicians around the world.
On his 2017 release More Life, he incorporated dancehall, reggae, and tropical sounds, consistently pursuing new sonic directions.
This time, we present a ranking of his most popular songs.
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Drake’s Popular Song Rankings [2026] (41–50)
Too GoodDrake ft. Rihanna46rank/position

A collaboration between Drake and Rihanna.
A tropical dancehall track released as a digital download in 2016, it became a hit around the world.
It was inspired by Popcaan’s 2014 track “Love Yuh Bad.”
DOG HOUSEDrake, Julia Wolf & Yeat47rank/position

Opening with a dark, striking vocal and cascading straight into a razor-sharp trap beat, this piece makes a vivid impression.
Released in September 2025, it brings together Drake—an emblem of the hip-hop scene—new-generation torchbearer Yeat, and New York-based singer Julia Wolf.
The progression from Julia’s ethereal intro to Drake’s catchy hook and Yeat’s high-octane verse is nothing short of masterful.
Lyrically, it seems to portray their wealth, status, and hard-edged lifestyles.
This marks Drake and Yeat’s third collaboration since 2023’s “IDGAF,” and it’s a pleasure to hear their tight chemistry once again.
It’s a perfect track for night drives or whenever you want to get amped up.
Where Ya AtFuture ft. Drake48rank/position

A collaboration between American rapper Future and Canadian rapper Drake.
It’s a track released in 2015 that questions the loyalty of newly emerged fake friends.
It samples Chief Keef’s 2015 track of the same name.
BothGucci Mane feat. Drake49rank/position

A collaboration between American rapper Gucci Mane and Canadian rapper Drake.
Released as a single in 2017 from the 10th album, The Return of East Atlanta Santa.
The track was produced by Southside and Metro Boomin.
Poetic JusticeKendrick Lamar ft. Drake50rank/position

A collaboration between Kendrick Lamar and Drake.
Released as a digital download in 2012, it became a hit in countries like the United States and Belgium.
It samples Janet Jackson’s 1993 track “Any Time, Any Place.”


