After its fourth day, Drake’s new single DOG HOUSE rises to #13 on the US Spotify Chart with 933K streams, and finally makes an appearance on the Global Spotify Chart at #41 with 2.29M streams!

The song is still performing worse than The Weeknd’s São Paulo, which was at #14 on the Global Chart after its fourth day with 3M streams, but was at #69 on the US Chart with 440K streams.

In Day 5, Drake’s new single DOG HOUSE loses half of the streams it received in its Day 4 jump, now dropping to #148 on the Global Spotify Chart with 1.2M streams.

The song also falls to #37 on the US Chart with 583K streams.

Day 5 of still being unemployed wow

You sounded pretty excited yesterday when the song had a slight jump in performance. What happened?

After Day 6, Drake’s new single DOG HOUSE departs the Global Spotify Chart after spending just two days on it.

The song also falls twenty-two spots to #59 on the US Chart with 439K streams

They had us gagged with this one

Its always darkest before the dawn we made it to the otherside yall

underrated, better than idgaf

@op why are you the op of this thread

Someone had to do the lord’s (TGD) work

This song single handedly ruined the WHOLE roll out lool

They had to go back to the lab after this.

This was always clearly a throwaway imo

Not sure.

There was ones he put out on streaming vs didn't release at all.

Feel like we were heading towards another FATD situation

Fr thank god this s*** flopped lmao

Even in earlier Iceman eps, not sure he knew what he was going to do.

Like there was artistic direction behind the visuals but the music didn't correlate with it bar WDIM.

Even Ep 2 just had Which one and the NT beat.

Ep 3 was an absolute flop

EP 1 gave us WDIM

Im glad they took a break and he really focused on the project and didn't just churn something out for the sake of it.

Drake’s legacy might have been saved by Dog House flopping lol.

Us honest stans knew it wasn’t it, he needed to see it not be a hit to realize the rage rap needed to end. People wanted Drake and not Yeat Sr.