Rogét Chahayed reveals how he produced Drake's latest No. 1 single

Producer Rogét Chahayed has described the creation of the beat for Drake's current Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper Janice STFU. The track, from the album ICEMAN, reached the summit with strong streaming numbers and is spending a second week at No. 1.

Chahayed created the main synth riff during a late March 2026 jam session in his Los Angeles home gym with the production duo FnZ. The trio developed the brooding production quickly before sending it to British producer B4u for final touches. The beat was then forwarded to Drake's OVO team.

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Drake in a studio with floating album covers and exploding streaming record charts
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Drake breaks 2026 streaming records with surprise triple album release

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Drake surprised fans by releasing three new albums at once on May 15. The drop shattered streaming records across platforms.

Drake has claimed the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with his new single while breaking several chart records. The releases also gave him a historic sweep of the top three positions on the Billboard 200.

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Drake maintains his lead on the Billboard Hot 100 chart dated June 6, 2026. New entries from Olivia Rodrigo and strong showings by Ella Langley challenge but do not unseat him this week.

Drake surprised fans with a triple album drop on Friday, including Iceman where he rapped about his father's cancer battle. Dennis Graham quickly pushed back, insisting the diagnosis is in the past and slamming TMZ coverage. Social media and Rick Ross had plenty to say.

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Drake has shared a public tribute to producer Tay Keith following the hitmaker's death at age 29. The Memphis native, known for chart-topping collaborations, was found unresponsive in his Nashville apartment.

Drake performed a short freestyle at NBA star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 28th birthday party on July 12. The rapper posted the clip online, and Gilgeous-Alexander shared it with fans. The two Toronto natives have maintained a close friendship for years.

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Al Shux, the British producer behind the 2009 hit “Empire State of Mind,” has shared his reaction to the track’s prominent role in New York’s recent NBA championship festivities.

 

 

 

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