The Weeknd has passed 100 billion Spotify streams across all credits, according to independent tracking published on November 15, 2026. The Weeknd 100 billion Spotify streams milestone counts his lead records, featured appearances and collaborations together.
The clearest breakdown comes from the November 15 report citing the trackers: ChartMasters estimates his combined total at approximately 101.8 billion streams, split between 91 billion lead-artist streams and 10.7 billion featured streams. Kworb’s tracking also places his overall total above 100 billion.
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Weeknd 100 Billion Spotify Streams, With A Caveat
The honest frame matters here. Spotify has not publicly confirmed this specific all-credits figure, so the milestone rests on estimates from independent tracking platforms rather than an official platform announcement. What is not in dispute is the scale: two separate trackers, ChartMasters and Kworb, both place the Scarborough-born singer above the same threshold in the same week.
The catalogue doing the work is familiar. “Blinding Lights” remains the standout, with over 5.6 billion Spotify streams in current tracking, and “Starboy,” “Die For You,” “The Hills” and “Save Your Tears” each draw billions of plays of their own. Featured appearances contribute more than ten billion streams to the total, which is why the all-credits count tells a different story than a lead-only ranking.
A Record Month On Stage And On Streaming
The streaming milestone lands days after a live one. The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Tour wrapped this month as the highest-grossing tour by a male solo artist in history, crossing 1.3 billion dollars across 176 shows in 67 cities, according to The Source’s November 9 report. He also became the highest-selling touring international male artist in Hong Kong on the final leg, where his track “Hong Kong,” featuring Faye Wong, broke streaming records across China.
Streaming and stadiums are telling the same story from two sides: a catalogue deep enough to pass 100 billion credited streams, and a live show that converted that catalogue into a four-year, five-continent record run.
Why The All-Credits Number Matters
All-credits counting rewards the way modern careers are actually built: features, collaborations and songwriting-era appearances compound alongside solo hits. On that measure, The Weeknd’s 10.7 billion featured streams alone would be a career total most artists never reach, and his 91 billion lead streams carry the rest. The next question is official recognition; until Spotify confirms the figure itself, iimiTV reports it as what it is, a tracker-verified estimate, and a very large one.
