Drake charts, ‘Views’ album download 4th on iTunes [Tracklist, Listen]

Drake a.k.a. Drizzy is charting high with his new album “Views” a.k.a. “Views from the 6.” The artist from Toronto follows Chris Stapleton (“Traveller”), Sam Hunt (“Montevallo”) and Beyoncé (“Lemonade”) in the Apple iTunes chart.

From the “Views” tracklist, “Hotline Bling” immediately took a spot in the Billboard + Twitter Trending 140 chart soon after the new album was released on April 29. “Hype” and “Controlla” featuring Popcaan are still strong in the top 10 as of this writing.

“Hotline Bling” was first released in 2015, but fans are glad it is available for a good listen as a bonus track in its 2016 edition.

Fans can check out Drake’s new tracklist, listen to the new songs and download the album from his iTunes page here. Speaking to over 30 million followers on Twitter, Drake on Tuesday posted this album teaser. The post quickly spread with several thousands of retweets and likes. (See the Twitter post below.)

Drake has recently sat down with Zane Lowe on OVOSOUND Radio for an interview. Fans can listen to their backstory talks, including Drake's description of Rihanna. The interview is also on YouTube.

‘Views from the 6’ has sold nearly 1M copies!

Drake dropped his 2016 songs nearly a week after Beyonce released "Lemonade." Their two companions in the iTunes Top 4 are both 2015 releases.

Drake’s songs in 2016 are now getting significant attention. His own fan base and hip-hop enthusiasts are asking people to listen and download. Here is Drizzy’s complete “Views” tracklist:

1. Keep the Family Close
2. 9
3. U With Me?
4. Feel No Ways
5. Hype
6. Weston Road Flows
7. Redemption
8. With You
9. Faithful
10. Still Here
11. Controlla
12. One Dance
13. Grammys
14. Childs Play
15. Pop Style
16. Too Good
17. Summer Over Interlude
18. Fire & Desire
19. Views
20. Hotline Bling (Bonus)

All the “Views” tracklist song and lyrics are available on EarnTheNecklace. “Fire and Desire” lyrics are particularly intriguing: Me I'm movin' quiet, all the things we're tryin' / Let's just keep it private (don't say anything) / Tell me should I cut these other girls right out of my life? / Cause we never decided / Tell me how you feel inside…

While reviews are mixed, with some analysts missing some touches of innovation, the chart ranking reveals warm acceptance from the buyers. Drake has already sold more than 770,000 copies from April 29 to May 2, Billboard reports, adding that it is likely to debut at No. 1 on the next Billboard 200 chart.