The Weeknd has surpassed 100 billion Spotify streams across all credits, marking another milestone in his globally successful music career. The Canadian singer achieved the landmark through songs where he leads, alongside featured appearances and collaborations with other international artists.
Independent streaming trackers place The Weeknd above the 100 billion threshold, counting every Spotify track credit associated publicly with him. ChartMasters estimates his combined total at approximately 101.8 billion streams, including 91 billion lead-artist streams and 10.7 billion featured streams.
Meanwhile, Kworb’s latest tracking data also places his overall Spotify total above 100 billion, confirming the scale of his catalogue. However, Spotify has not publicly confirmed this specific all-credits figure, so the milestone relies on estimates from independent tracking platforms.
The achievement highlights the enormous reach of a catalogue that continues attracting listeners across generations, markets, playlists and streaming platforms. Among his biggest records, Blinding Lights remains a standout, with over 5.6 billion Spotify streams according to current tracking data.
Other major hits include Starboy, Die For You, The Hills and Save Your Tears, each drawing billions of plays worldwide. His collaborations have strengthened the total, with featured appearances contributing more than ten billion streams to his overall Spotify tally.
The Weeknd’s ability to move between alternative R&B, pop, electronic sounds and cinematic production has helped sustain his international appeal. Albums such as After Hours, Starboy and Dawn FM have expanded his catalogue and delivered enduring streaming performances worldwide.
The milestone reflects the changing music industry, where collaborations and featured credits contribute significantly to an artist’s overall streaming footprint. With more than 100 billion Spotify streams across all credits, The Weeknd continues to occupy an exceptional position in music.
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