Former actor turned rapper Aubrey 'Drake' Graham has become the first Canadian artist to have every song from 1 album reach the US R&B chart.  His new album Nothing Was the Same was released on September 20, and since then, between the regular and deluxe versions of this album, all 15 songs reached the US R&B Chart.  This is not only his 3rd album, but his 3rd album to reach #1 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart

Standard Edition Cover | Deluxe Edition Cover
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Standard Edition:
01 | Tuscan Leather
02 | Furthest Thing
03 | Started From the Bottom
04 | Wu-Tang Forever
05 | Own It
06 | Worst Behaviour
07 | From Time (featuring Jhene Aiko)
08 | Hold On, We're Going Home (featuring Majid Jordan)
09 | Connect
10 | The Language
11 | 305 to My City (featuring Detail)
12 | Too Much (featuring Sampha)
13 | Pound Cake / Paris Motion Music 2 (featuring Jay-Z)

Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks:
14 | Come Thru
15 | All of Me (featuring 2 Chainz and Big Sean)

International Edition Bonus Track:
16 | The Motion (featuring Sampha)

Not all of these are peak positions (yet), but notice how very little red there is compared to the blue?  Some Canadian artists make more noise outside of Canada than they do in Canada, but in this case, it's the rap music.  Rap music is liked in Canada, but it does not do as well as it does in America.

I'm not a big fan of his music, but I do like how he incorporates his homeland into his work.  In the video for Started at the Bottom, he plays a Shoppers Drug Mart employee