Drake’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Poetic JusticeKendrick Lamar ft. Drake50rank/position

Kendrick Lamar – Poetic Justice (Explicit) ft. Drake

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.”

Little BitLykke Li ft. Drake51rank/position

Little Bit (With Lyrics) Lykke Li Feat.Drake

A song from the debut album “Youth Novels,” released in 2008 by Swedish artist Lykke Li.

It’s about a miserable unrequited love.

It was remixed in 2009 by Canadian singer Drake.

Moment 4 LifeNicki Minaj ft. Drake52rank/position

Nicki Minaj – Moment 4 Life (Remastered) (Official Video) ft. Drake

The track used in Pepsi’s 2012 advertising campaign.

It’s a collaboration between American rapper Nicki Minaj and Toronto rapper Drake.

The fairy tale–like music video, featuring lavish and romantic costumes, was directed by Chris Robinson.

RAINING IN HOUSTONPARTYNEXTDOOR & DRAKE53rank/position

PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake – RAINING IN HOUSTON

This is a track you’ll want to listen to while picturing a moist, tranquil night scene.

It’s a collaboration by PARTYNEXTDOOR, the Canadian singer-producer, and his world-famous compatriot Drake, included on the album “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,” released in February 2025.

A mellow R&B number that evokes late-night drives and a touch of humid emotion, the album—culminating years of collaboration between the two—reached No.

1 on the U.S.

charts.

It’s a perfect song for a rainy night, offering a calm, adult moment to settle the mind.

What’s My Name?Rihanna ft. Drake54rank/position

Rihanna – What’s My Name? ft. Drake

Released as a single in 2010, it features Canadian rapper Drake as a guest vocalist.

This youthful, playful, and melodious track centered on romance became a global hit and won a Grammy Award.

WorkRihanna ft. Drake55rank/position

Rihanna – Work (Explicit) ft. Drake

A song released as a single in 2016.

It features an old-school dancehall rhythm, and the phrase “Work” is sung 79 times throughout the track.

The opening synth melody is sampled from Alexander O’Neal’s 1985 song “If You Were Here Tonight.”

WorkRihanna, Drake56rank/position

Rihanna – Work ft. Drake

Rihanna incorporating dance in the music video became a hot topic, but with her it doesn’t feel out of place at all.

The back-and-forth between the two after the party in the second half is very sexy.

Drake is quite the charmer too.

The point is that overseas, this kind of thing is casually incorporated during parties.