hip hop record producer Derek Brin was telling Billboard that "Americans like something that sounds American. From here, it seems if you don't have that sound, you ain't it." It wasn't until 2008, when Kardinal Offishall reached number five on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with a collaboration with established US star Akon, "Dangerous", that a Canadian rapper had a major chart hit in the United States. He was shortly followed by Drake, whose 2009 single "Best I Ever Had" reached number two on the Hot 100 and another major international breakthrough came in 2009 when a remixed version of K'naan's single "Wavin' Flag" was announced as the official Coca-Cola theme song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. 2010s–present: New Toronto sound Toronto based artist Drake has since dominated the Canadian hip-hop scene with his last eight albums/mixtapes and playlist peaking at number-one on the US Billboard 200 album chart; Thank Me Later (2010), Take Care (2011), Nothing Was The Same (2013), If You're Reading This It's Too Late (2015), What A Time To Be Alive (2015), Views (2016), More Life (2017), and Scorpion (2018). Drake's 2016 dancehall/afrobeats-infused single "One Dance" is the most successful Canadian hip-hop song of all-time, charting at number-one on the singles charts in 15 different countries, including the US and UK, making it the first Canadian hip-hop single to peak at number-one on the US Billboard Hot 100. Drake had a large impact on Canadian hip hop, as after the Weeknd was involved in Take Care his popularity rose dramatically. Numerous other Canadian hip hop and R&B artists from the Greater Toronto Area, including the Weeknd, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Majid Jordan, Roy Woods, NAV, Dvsn, Killy, 88Glam, Pressa, Honey Cocaine, and Tory Lanez, have also attained wider international prominence in this era. Canadian entertainment company 6ixBuzz has also contributed to the popularity of numerous independently signed Canadian artists predominantly from Toronto. 6ixBuzz showcases Toronto's rap and hip-hop underground, and are recognised for bringing Toronto's hip hop culture to a global audience. The company founders attribute the success of their online presence to the "lack of voice" of communities surrounding Canadian hip-hop culture. The success of these artists, and the subsequent rise of hip hop artists in Toronto, was the feature of 2017 documentary 6ix Rising, produced by Noisey. French Canadian hip hop Montreal, being Canada's second largest city and one of the world's largest French-speaking cities, has