Christian musician Forrest Frank has surpassed Drake for the amount of monthly audience listeners on YouTube Music.
According to YouTube, its monthly audience metric provides a daily update to “show an artist’s total number of unique listeners and viewers across all formats in the last 28 days.”
“Monthly Audience estimates the number of unique users globally who have viewed or listened to an artist’s content in the past month across all YouTube formats,” the description reads.
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While Drake has more YouTube subscribers at 31.3 million compared to Frank’s 2.3 million, Frank is experiencing a larger listening audience.
As of Monday, Aug. 11, Frank has an audience of 144 million monthly listeners compared to Drake’s 137 million.
To compare Frank’s monthly listens to those of other well-known artists, Brandon Lake has 13.6 million, Jelly Roll has 40.2 million, Carrie Underwood has 7.51 million, Phil Wickham has 10.1 million, TobyMac has 2.18 million, Skillet has 37.4 million, Hillsong UNITED has 57 million, Elevation Worship has 40 million, and Lauren Daigle has 7.08 million.
Frank’s latest single “Lemonade,” which includes The Figs, reached No. 1 on iTunes’ All Genre chart during its first day of its release.
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Frank performed the hit single for the first time during his show in Iowa last Thursday (Aug. 7). Exactly three weeks prior to the concert, Frank broke his back while riding his skateboard. The “Good Day” singer documented his journey on social media, showing how he was in the hospital, how painful it was getting out of bed, and showed himself creating music while he was recovering in bed.
