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OVO Sound. 770K views5 years ago. Drake - Hotline Bling. 1.9B views8 years ago. CC. Drake - First Person Shooter ft. J. Cole. 57M views5 months ago. Releases. 1 song. Push Ups. Drake ·...
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- 30 For 30 Freestyle
- Demons
- Fake Love
- God’s Plan
- Ignant Shit
- From Time
- Mob Ties
- Wants and Needs
- Blem
Borne aloft on a blaze of horns and flanked by three all-time greats, this was Drake’s entry to rap’s big leagues: “Last name ever / first name greatest”, is how he opens his verse. It’s a rather corny boast and gets cornier still – punchlines like “at the club you know I balled: chemo” could be included in Christmas crackers, were they not deeply ...
The collaborative album with Future, What a Time to Be Alive, is overrated, Drake wanting to tick off an Atlanta trap project but struggling to write hooks that find purchase in the cold snares (the club-igniting Jumpman is dumb, boring and rips off Gucci Mane, do not @ me). But he closes the album with a beautifully jazzy take on a particular Drak...
For someone who attaches himself – some have said parasitically – to all sorts of global music styles, Drake has done relatively little drill, though this track from the water-treading Dark Lane Demo Tapes suggests he’s well-suited to its bass lurch and asymmetric cymbals. Hopefully, the new album Certified Lover Boy will expand on this.
With a beat that offers a nice tropical twist on Hotline Bling, this isn’t Drake’s finest lyrical hour – ah, how relatable the tribulations of having to deal with insincere people when you’re famous! But the chorus is karaoke-strong, Drake singing forcefully in his higher register, as if doing an impromptu performance on a banquette in a busy club.
In the past decade, rap has streamlined – and in the worst cases, devolved – its songwriting to deliver lyrics in a single melody line over and over again. Songs live and die on the strength of said melodies, and the one in God’s Plan’s verses is a little dreary. But the bridge is stronger, then Drake jumps off the end with the biggest punchline mo...
It’s a measure of Drake’s supreme confidence that this track from his breakthrough mixtape So Far Gone uses a Jay-Z beat that features a sample the Notorious BIG made famous. He justifies elbowing on to the top table, stretching out across the disco track with breezy banter before passing the mic to Lil Wayne for an equally enjoyable longform verse...
Drake can tend towards self-aggrandisement or non-specific beef with shadowy individuals, and it can be difficult to be remotely bothered about either. He’s much better when getting into the gossipy, soul-baring particulars, in this case his relationship with his parents and the women who got away, making “Courtney from Hooters on Peachtree” briefl...
“I fuck with the mob and I got ties / Knock you off to pay their tithes”, Drake claims, as he swaps “Louis bags in exchange for body bags”. In truth, Drake’s violent criminality only extends to his horrific mangling of a London accent on his Behind Barz freestyle, and he hasn’t actually paused his career as the world’s biggest pop star to conduct c...
Beginning with a rant that sounds as if it has slipped outside the beat before it finishes triumphantly on top of it, this recent single shows Drake has mastered the triplet times of Atlantan trap while maintaining his own particular artistry. The switch into a strangely lovely chorus is expertly done, too – the emotional temperature suddenly shift...
Many have cringed at Drake’s takes on dancehall and his omnivorous appetite for foreign Black slang, seeing him a little like a middle-class posho extolling the virtues of rum and Ting to his “marndem” at carnival. Even so, he’s really very good over these rhythms, using beats that never blandly pastiche them. The watery morass of Blem’s backing is...
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- ‘Replacement Girl,’ feat. Trey Songz. “Replacement Girl,” a single from Drake’s second mixtape, “Comeback Season,” caused a stir in the music industry when it became the first video by an unsigned artist to be aired on BET.
- ‘Girls Want Girls,’ feat. Lil Baby. “Said that you’re a lesbian, well, me, too,” raps Drake in a singsong voice. Yes, it’s kinda creepy, though he says the line in such a harmlessly goofy way that it’s difficult to take as a threat.
- ‘Make Me Proud,’ feat. Nicki Minaj. It’s a big pop collaboration between two rap superstars, with Drake serving as setup man for Nicki Minaj’s showstopping, rapid-fire flow.
- ‘Tuesday,’ iLoveMakonnen feat. Drake. When iLoveMakonnen’s “Tuesday” began blowing up online, Drake gave it a turbo boost, signing the Atlanta rapper-singer to his OVO label and jumping on a remix of the track.
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Aubrey Drake Graham (born October 24, 1986), professionally known by his middle name Drake, is a Canadian rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, actor, and entrepreneur.
Apr 19, 2024 · Explore the songs, albums, and essential albums of Drake, the Canadian rapper and singer who rose to fame with his mixtape So Far Gone and his album Take Care. Find his latest release, act ii: date @ 8 (remix), and his top hits like Best I Ever Had, God's Plan, and In My Feelings.
Songs. Push Ups. Drake 16M plays Push Ups. God's Plan. Drake 2B plays Scorpion. Rich Baby Daddy (feat. Sexyy Red & SZA) Drake 79M plays For All The Dogs. First Person Shooter (feat. J....
