Despite not releasing new music for several years, Frank Ocean remains a prominent figure in the global music scene. This week, the R&B sensation has seen renewed interest in both his albums and hit singles within the United Kingdom. Fans are revisiting two of his most successful tracks alongside one of his albums, showcasing the enduring popularity of Ocean’s work. “White Ferrari” and “Pink + White” have reappeared on the Official Hip-Hop and R&B Singles chart, while his album Blonde is also making strides on various charts. Meanwhile, his debut project, Channel Orange, continues to hold its ground across multiple rankings.

This resurgence highlights the lasting impact of Ocean’s music. Both “White Ferrari” and “Pink + White” have returned to the top 40 on the U.K.’s hip-hop and R&B singles chart, with “White Ferrari” currently sitting at No. 35 and “Pink + White” at No. 38. While “White Ferrari” may be performing better this week, “Pink + White” has historically achieved greater success, reaching as high as No. 10 and spending 84 weeks on the chart. In contrast, “White Ferrari” peaked at No. 20 but marks its tenth appearance on the list.

Ocean’s album Blonde is also experiencing a boost in popularity. The critically acclaimed project has climbed nine spots on the Official Albums Streaming chart, now resting at No. 51. It has also improved slightly on the main list of the 100 most-consumed albums in the country, moving up to No. 69. Interestingly, Channel Orange, Ocean’s debut album, which catapulted him to stardom, appears on three charts, though it has declined in position on all of them. Despite this, it still holds a presence on the Official Hip-Hop and R&B Albums chart, where Blonde does not currently feature.

The continued interest in Frank Ocean’s catalog demonstrates the artist’s ability to maintain relevance even without recent releases. His music continues to resonate with fans, proving that quality and depth can transcend time. The simultaneous rise of both his albums and singles suggests that Ocean’s influence in the music industry remains as strong as ever, captivating listeners across generations.