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Drizzy stans get ready: a new Drake album will be here in just hours. On Thursday, the rapper announced that he will release his forthcoming LP, Honestly, ...

Drake has been teasing the coming of a new album for some time. Throughout the last several months, the rapper has shared Instagram Stories of himself working his magic in the studio. Drizzy stans get ready: a new Drake album will be here in just hours.

It's coming less than a year after 2021's 'Certified Lover Boy.'

Stay tuned for more news around Drake’s Honestly, Nevermind. Drake has announced that the follow-up to last year’s Certified Lover Boy will be out tonight at midnight. Drake Announces New Album Honestly, Nevermind Out Tonight

Toronto's most successful hip-hop export shocked the music world on Thursday evening, with Drake posting the unexpected news that a new album will ...

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Drake fans, get ready to be in your feelings. The rapper announced the release of his seventh studio album hours before its release late Thursday.

If there's people who have regular jobs who are coming out in the rain, in the snow, spending their hard-earned money to buy tickets to come to your shows. "You've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word, if you're a hero in your hometown. His team later requested to remove his nominations from the Grammy's final-round ballot altogether.

When Toronto-based rapper Drake announced on Thursday that he would release a new album Friday at midnight, fans took to Twitter to post their reactions.

Drake’s news comes just a day after Beyoncé announced she’s dropping a new solo album in July. Drake, whose given name is Aubrey Graham, posted on Instagram Thursday evening he would be releasing a new album later that night. When Toronto-based rapper Drake announced on Thursday that he would release a new album Friday at midnight, fans took to Twitter to post their reactions.

Pop the champagne: Drake announced he is dropping his seventh album, Honestly, Nevermind, at midnight on June 17. Get all the details.

The rapper also noted, "I have to do two things every album. Investing in personal connections, and it's just making my music better." With 47 Grammy nominations under his belt, Drake has continued to make history in the music industry.

It's been 9 months since Drake's last album, Certified Lover Boy, began racing up the streaming charts.

Fans hoping to get some early details on the album could probably do worse than to tune in. And while said album wasn’t quite the multi-platinum chart burner that Drake’s earlier discography achieved, it was still moderately critically well-received and commercially successful. (We’ll say this: Thank God Drake provided the actual name of the album alongside the image, or we’d still be sitting here guessing what the dang thing was called.)

When Toronto-based rapper Drake announced on Thursday that he would release a new album Friday at midnight, fans took to Twitter to post their reactions.

Drake's got the music world buzzing again -- this time announcing a surprise album is on the way -- and it drops in just a few hours!!!

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What you need to know about Drake's new sadboi rave album, 'Honestly, Nevermind'. Drake. Just nine months after Drake released his sixth album ...

After a dozen tracks of disassociated raving, Drake finally gets his blood pressure up with “ Jimmy Cooks,” an old-school Drake rap song with a guest verse from 21 Savage — the only billed cameo on the album’s tracklist. Yes, every Drake record is about being rich and sad in the VIP at 4 a.m. But “Honestly, Nevermind” sounds like he’s wobbly on ketamine at Panorama Bar in Berlin. Black Coffee’s influence is strong, all relentless four-on-the-floors and filter-scrubbed synth chords. “If I was in your shoes I would hate myself,” he sings. The recent disco explosion in pop brought effervescence and bounce to the top 40. Drake is pop music’s most famous genre burglar — from U.K. grime to drill to Afrobeats and Jamaican dub patois. It’s almost entirely a front-to-back club record of deep house music, shot through with his typical malaise.

There are only two rap songs, “Sticky” and the 21 Savage collaboration “Jimmy Cook's.” The rest finds Drake singing in an earnest, winsome voice reminiscent of ...

If Honestly, Nevermind’s deployment of Afrobeats flows is too jarring, try “Sticky” as a taster first. It finds Drake spitting over a deep and thumping beat produced by Gordo and Ry X, going hard in the club while offering the usual personal asides: “My momma wish I woulda went corporate, she wish I woulda went exec/I still turned into a CEO, so the lifestyle she respect.” He riffs “Free Big Slime out the cage” in homage to Young Thug’s incarceration, shouts out the late Virgil Abloh (whose voice is sampled at the end of the track), and admits that after all the world-conquering antics, it’s still “you alone with your regrets.” It’s familiar and comforting territory for an audience still processing Drake’s sudden, unusual evolution. Even more shocking was the album itself.

Drake took a moment on his surprise album 'Honestly, Nevermind' to seemingly reference a serious and pressing matter: the ongoing incarceration of Young ...

While it seems like a safe bet this is a straightforward Thugger nod—ditto “dedicated to our brother V” in Drizzy’s poetic statement accompanying Honestly, Nevermind all but certainly meaning Virgil Abloh—it’s worth pointing out the Atlanta MC has been affectionately using the term slime in his work since time immemorial. Everybody please sign the ‘Protect Black Art’ petition and keep praying for us. I love you all.”

When Drake announced that he would drop a surprise album, fans were more than excited. Two Drake albums in one year? Almost unheard of.

Two Drake albums in one year? When Drake announced that he would drop a surprise album, fans were more than excited. When Drake announced that he would drop a surprise album, fans were more than excited.

Drake has dropped off the music video for “Falling Back,” which is featured on his surprise album 'Honestly, Nevermind.' Director X handled the visuals.

“Free YSL” is of course in reference to Young Thug, Gunna, and several others recently being arrested on RICO charges in Georgia. The Canadian artist also seemingly brought up the high-profile RICO case on his new album. The project is 14-tracks long and features just 21 Savage. Drake’s last album, 2021’s Certified Lover Boy, contained several more features than Honestly as it boasted appearances from Young Thug, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Jay-Z, Travis Scott, Future, Giveon, Yebba, Tems, Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Wayne, and more.

Drake is back! The OVO hitmaker dropped his seventh studio album titled Honestly, Nevermind as a surprise release at midnight last night.

Falling back on me, falling back on me Falling back on me, falling back on me He's hoping the pair will reconcile after his former partner sees how much he's trying to make the relationship work.

The visual for the lead single from “Honestly, Nevermind” includes cameos from Tristan Thompson and Drake's mother, plus a shout out to Toronto. RA. By Richie AssalyToronto Star.

In the video’s final sequence, he and his many wives are seen driving away from the wedding ceremony outside of Union Hall, with the CN Tower in background. Drake, like André 3000, plays the slightly nervous groom as his friends help prepare him for the ceremony. Thompson plays Drake’s best man, offering up some words of wisdom before Aubrey says yes 23 times. The music video also contains a brief interlude featuring the potty-mouthed wedding singer from “The Hangover” (played by Dan Finnerty). Drake also refers to the ongoing case on the track “Sticky,” rapping: Drake forgoes any rapping on the lead single, which harkens back to the smooth tropical-house sound of the beloved 2017 track “ Passionfruit.”