Exactly.

These stats or 'chart milestones' are IRRELEVANT in the age of streaming. Glee was a bubblegum karaoke machine based on the cast of a hit TV show at the time re-recording new and old pop hits. Before digital downloads and streaming how often did acts chart 10 or 12 songs in a single week from ONE release. The rule changes that Billboard implemented last decade made it far EASIER to reach these milestones than ever before. So in the future, when the Next Big Thing drops a heavily streamed album of 20 plus tracks and all of them debut on the Billboard Hot 100, they will quickly surpass Drake's current milestone. It will continue happening more frequently because it is not a unique accomplishment if it so easily achieved.

The Billboard charts are utterly disposable and these artists thinking they did something by placing 20 highly streamed tracks on a streaming fueled are also delusional. Dont worry Drake... your replacement Post Malone will soon surpass this record of yours in a about 1-2 years.

Idc what these new charts say, artists like Aretha or Elvis OR Michael or Madonna did it the old fashioned way...PURE SALES/RADIO AIRPLAY. Those milestones are not bring broken.. they are being erased by new (and INFERIOR)guidelines in chart metrics.