Drake has officially tied with The Beatles for the most Top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

On Monday (June 17), Billboard confirmed that the OVO Sound founder earned his 34th Top 10 song after Chris Brown's "No Guidance" featuring Drake debuted at No. 9. Now, Drizzy and the legendary rock band are tied in second place. Currently, Madonna holds the record for most Top 10 hits with 38. However, Drake did achieve his feat in under a decade, which is quicker than Madonna who took 16 years.

"No Guidance" is Drake's 194th entry to the Hot 100 thus far. His first Top 10 hit on the chart was his breakthrough single "Best I Ever Had." Since then, Drizzy has shattered several records held by grand scale artists like The Beatles, Usher and more.

This is just the latest addition to Drake's recent winning streak. After sweeping up 12 awards at the Billboard Music Awards back in May, Drake, who finished his Assassination Vacation Tour, celebrated the Toronto Raptors' NBA Championship by dropping two new songs "Omertá" and "Money in the Grave" featuring Rick Ross. In his solo effort, Drizzy seems to address Pusha-T, who dissed Drake by revealing the existence of the rapper's son last summer with "The Story of Adidon."

"Last year, niggas really feel like they rode on me/Last year, niggas got hot 'cause they told on me," Drizzy raps on "Omertá."

Congratulations to Drake for another win on the charts.

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