Central Cee Scores His First No. 1 on Rap & Rhythmic Airplay Charts With ‘Which One’ — As Drake Extends Records for Most of All Time

Drake’s 43rd No. 1 on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart is courtesy of his Central Cee collaboration “Which One,” which lifts 2-1 on the tally dated Oct. 11.

With “Which One,” Drake strings together his fourth No. 1 in a row on the list — all coming in 2025. “Nokia” reigned for two weeks in May, followed by the PARTYNEXTDOOR and Cash Cobain collaboration “Somebody Loves Me” in July for a week and the three-week rule of “What Did I Miss?” beginning in August.

That run equals Drake’s longest streak of rulers on Rhythmic Airplay. He previously went four in a row between 2018 and 2019, albeit largely as a featured act on Bad Bunny’s “MIA” and Meek Mill’s “Going Bad” and Chris Brown’s “No Guidance,” followed by a lead-act reign of his own via “Money in the Grave,” featuring Rick Ross.

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