how can u hate this mans music

get it together
passionfruit
4422
sacrifices
teenage fever
lose you
dnd
all on one project…

1. nwts
2. iyrtitl
3. more life

rest is whatever

Bigger then everything by Yeat beat is soo fire the song itself is insane btw

Jimmy Cooks is on Her Loss

Don't ask me why

I really wish Her Loss would still hit the same for me as it did when it dropped last year

Get Really High and listen

I bought a Urus today
Paint it all yellow, look like a bird

Idc if i Get banned f*** you how is Take Care or So Far Gone or Views or TML whatever

I appreciate the more life love tho

so well mixed, those background vocals >>

Really hope this isn’t the case man

That s*** is nuts. Lose You is so f***ing good bro like that hook is some serious experimental vibes I love that s***

outside of hnvm, more life is def his most experimental project

HNVM was an exception imo and Her Loss is a collab, pretty sure he's going back to his old formula and thats why he said "old Drake"

While many people don't f*** with it, he's the most successful with these type of albums, so why should he stop?

nothings into somethings if it was 4mins…

I thought u were cancelled

Yeat is terrible

Low key same.
The trilogy got old quick. Wayne nicki n them.
Def don’t wanna hear it or care for it.
Should go back to his NWTS algorithm

2chainz and big sean throwback drake give us

my d*** so hard it make the metal detector go off

let the grown ups talk

CLB had 15 features. Lmfao

The nostalgia.
Imagine another 2 chains track?
I rly rly rly hope jay z isn’t on this as well

I really thought he was using that new deal as a way of saying “fuck it” and putting out the projects that he wants to put out without worrying about what people want to hear.

When he spoke about some of the mixed/negative reception to projects like Views, More Life, and Scorpion, it always sounded like he felt pigeonholed into numerous different boxes by having to cater to all of the different audiences that he’s cultivated throughout his career.

Hearing a return to that on For All the Dogs after getting the creative freedom that exists in Honestly, Nevermind and Her Loss would be a little disheartening