Drake has officially made music history after becoming the first artist ever to debut three studio albums inside the UK Top 10 at the same time.

According to the Official Charts Company, Drake’s new projects Iceman, Maid of Honour, and Habibti all entered the charts simultaneously following their May 15 release.

Iceman debuted at No. 1, while Maid of Honour landed at No. 6 and Habibti secured the No. 7 spot — marking a record-breaking achievement never before accomplished in UK chart history.

The ambitious triple-album rollout included 43 total tracks and showcased three completely different musical styles.

Iceman focused heavily on Drake’s rap and Hip-Hop roots, while Habibti leaned into melodic R&B sounds. Meanwhile, Maid of Honour explored dance and club-inspired production.

The release also marks Drake’s first major solo project since his explosive rap feud with Kendrick Lamar dominated headlines throughout 2024.

Fans quickly noticed multiple lyrical shots spread across the albums aimed at Kendrick, as well as references to DJ Khaled and LeBron James.

With Iceman becoming Drake’s seventh UK No. 1 album and his 17th Top 10 project overall, the rapper continues to solidify his position as one of the most commercially successful artists of his generation.

The historic achievement has already sparked major reactions online, with fans debating whether the triple release strategy could permanently reshape how superstar artists drop music in the streaming era.