Drake’s Three New Albums “ICEMAN,” “Maid of Honour,” and “Habibti” Are on Pace to Move a Combined 705K–785K Units in Their First Week**

That range is HitsDD two days after midnight. ICEMAN 480–520. Maid of Honour 115–135. Habibti 110–130. Complex posted the screenshot. The internet treated the high end like a promise.

Tracking week closed May 21. Billboard: ICEMAN 463,000 equivalent units. Habibti 114,000. Maid of Honour 110,000. Combined 687,000. Still historic. First act to debut 1-2-3 on the Billboard 200 since the chart has been a weekly list. First to hold those three spots at once.

The miss on the rumor range is normal. Midweek multipliers assume the Friday spike holds. Three albums cannibalize each other. Streams split. Pure sales were thin — ICEMAN 13,000 downloads, the other two about 6,000 each. Almost all of the week was SEA.

463,000 is still the second-biggest album week of 2026 and the biggest R&B/hip-hop week of the year. 449,000 of that is streaming, about 462 million on-demand plays across 18 tracks. The two surprise titles did what surprise titles do: extra 224,000 that would have been leftover tracks on a bloated deluxe.

Pace headlines exist to win Thursday. Official columns exist to win the book. 705–785 was the heat check. 687 was the receipt. Either way he owned the top of the chart with three different covers.

The photo is the Packers jacket in the ice warehouse, OK signs, pallets of frozen blocks. Same set as the “slaps” preview. The number on this graphic is the number before Luminate finished counting. Keep the asterisk. Keep the 1-2-3. That is the week.