Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s joint album $ome $exy $ongs 4 U has climbed back to the No. 1 position on Apple Music’s albums chart in the United States. Released on Valentine’s Day 2025, the project had previously dropped from the top spot but has now regained momentum, replacing Ken Carson’s More Chaos. The return to No. 1 two months after release suggests that the album continues to receive strong listener support even as new music enters the market.
One possible factor in the album’s renewed attention is the recent release of the music video for Drake’s solo track “NOKIA,” which is included on the album. Although PARTYNEXTDOOR’s presence on the album was limited, his contributions have been noted as important moments in the tracklist. Listeners have shared mixed reactions to his absence on several songs, but the overall collaboration continues to perform well.
Looking ahead, there is some interest in whether another visual from the album will be released, potentially one featuring both artists. The ongoing visibility of the project could be extended through additional content and promotion, especially as fans continue to revisit the record.
Beyond this project, there is speculation about Drake’s future solo work. While he has shared brief messages and responded to recent leaks on social media, no official details have been announced regarding a new album. Similarly, PARTYNEXTDOOR addressed an old unreleased track that appeared to contain a diss toward Tory Lanez, clarifying that it was unintentional and avoiding further conflict.
As more major releases are expected throughout 2025, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U remains one of the albums with consistent interest and performance across streaming platforms. Its return to the top of Apple Music’s chart reflects steady engagement from listeners.
