Shanell takes us back to the drive-in movie days in her new music video for “So Good / 6 A.M.” featuring her Young Money boss Lil Wayne and labelmate Drake.

Denver Broncos running back Willis McGahee, Cash Money CEO Birdman and others also make appearances in the visuals.

Check it out!

This week, Young Money rapper Tyga released not just one, but two music videos for singles from his sophomore album “Careless World: Rise of the Last King.”

The first video is for “Still Got It,” which features his YMCMB labelmate Drake, who oddly doesn’t make an appearance in the video, but Teyana Taylor does.

The other visual (directed by Colin Tilley) is for the Boi-1da produced cut “I’m Gone,” featuring G.O.O.D. Music rapper Big Sean.

Watch both videos below:

Just in time for their upcoming tour, 2 Chainz links up with Drake for his new single “No Lie.”

Take a listen below:

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Your thoughts on the track?

It’s hard to believe, but sometimes being a celebrity doesn’t get you very far with the ladies! Or at least that’s what happens when you’re Drake.

The Young Money superstar revealed in a recent interview how a woman he once fell in love with rejected him because of his rap lifestyle.

”I fell for somebody I liked so much. So, so much. Not a celebrity, just a normal girl. She was like, ‘I won’t be in a relationship with you, you’re a rapper and I think more of myself than to go through the bullsh*t; I can’t read the rumors every day whether they’re true or not.’ That killed me. Damn, it was a lose/lose, a fight I can’t even fight because she’s already bowing out.”

Drizzy also admitted that Peach Ciroc is usually what gets him in the zone to write songs about his exes.

”When that Peach Ciroc comes into my head and starts hitting the blood stream…the words start flowing to exes. Some nights I’ll be in the club and start thinking back – it gets emotional.”

Wow Drizzy….all it takes is a little Peach Ciroc to get you on an emotional roller coaster? We hate to see what a shot of Hennessy would do to you! (LOL)

[Source]

Drake and Rihanna cuddle up in the video for “Take Care,” the title track from Drizzy’s latest album.

Check it out below:

Mazel tov!

Drake and Lil Wayne throw one hell of a party at a Bar Mitzvah in Drizzy’s music video for “HYFR (Hell Yeah F**kin Right),” the latest offering from the proud Jewish rapper’s sophomore album “Take Care.”

Watch Drake and Lil Wayne’s “HYFR” video below:

Drake still can’t catch a break…

Before taking the stage in front of 18,000 people at London’s O2 arena … Drizzy had a quick interview with UK newspaper “The Guardian” and spoke on recently being mistreated by Vibe Magazine, people hating on him for showing his emotions, how he uses drugs to cope with fame, and more.

Check out the excerpts below:

On why he doesn’t do many interviews:
“I’m actually a very honest person, and sometimes I end up like, ‘Man, I said too much.’ It’s hard for me not to tell the truth when you ask me. I’d rather tell you how I really feel. You do get certain publications in the States where, if things don’t go according to plan they flip the story and it becomes very negative.”

On his recent ordeal with Vibe:
“I didn’t like the way I was treated. They ran this story about how I’m the most bitter guy, and my life is in turmoil. And I’m, like, a very happy 25-year-old kid living an amazing life. They tried to put a damper on my character, I guess because I didn’t play according to their rules.”

On if his emotionally open persona is an act or a gimmick:
“I don’t really have a gimmick or a ‘thing’. I’m one of the few artists who gets to be himself every day. It doesn’t take me six hours to get ready, and I don’t have to wake up in the morning and remember to act like this or talk like that. I just have to be me. And people really like that.”

On purchasing his new Hollywood mansion:
“It does often blow my mind how much I’ve attained.” He recalls how, not long ago, he had an image of an LA mansion as his computer’s homepage. It was way out of reach even for a rising actor. “It was priced beyond my comprehension,” he says, then pauses to savor the feeling. “Five weeks ago I bought that house.”

On negative comments from his critics:
“I can’t lie to you. I read what they have to say and it’s … character-building. There have been times when a negative comment about me would be the be all and end all, and I’d wonder, Why do you hate me so much? Why would you tell me that you want to kill my mom or see me dead? It’s scary for me to say this on record, but artists are only human, and we seek validation like everyone else. You just have to come to the conclusion that it’s OK, there are going to be people who like you and people who don’t. Luckily there are millions of people who love me and a few who don’t. No one ever says anything to me in person. I mean, I’ve had it happen to me before but it’s just silly, like, ‘Oh Drake, you’re a pussy!’ and then they drive off really fast. But I get it, man. It’s being young. It’s funny. If I wasn’t in this position, would I do dumb shit? Maybe.”

On people hating on his showing of emotions:
“There are people who really hate me and everything I stand for, like, ‘He’s so soft’. But I’m not soft. I’m just not one of those people who’s closed off emotionally. I went through too much with my father and my mother, watching her go through her shit and be hurt … I’ve seen too many people cry. Plus, I’ve had too many girls to ever feel uncomfortable about the man that I am.”

On his rumored drug use:
“There’s the overwhelming stress, how tired you are, the weight on your shoulders of going out there and giving 18,000 people entertainment… it’s a lot of pressure. Have I sipped codeine before? Yeah, of course. Have I smoked weed? Yes. Do I drink wine? Yes. But do I do it excessively? No. I’m not a reckless guy. I do it all within moderation. I’m not into drugs … I mean any outside the ones I just mentioned. Nah, that’s not me. I care too much about what I have. I’m not going to throw it away for that.”

Spotted @ Necole Bitchie

Drake is amped to start the second leg of his “Club Paradise Tour.” Earlier today … the Young Money star announced his 27 city amphitheater tour beginning on May 7th.

With the first leg of his tour including acts A$AP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar, Drizzy will be bringing J.Cole, Waka Flocka Flame, Meek Millz, and French Montana along for the ride this time around.

“I feel like this tour is coming at the perfect time,” Drake said in a press release issued to MTV News. “It’s taking place in the season that we all wait for, we’re outdoors and you’ve got every single artist you wait to hear in the club on one bill … that’s Club Paradise.”

The tour will make stops in a number of cities including New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, and more.  

Tickets go on sale March 23rd!

Check out the full list of dates below:

5/7 – Concord, CA @ Sleep Train Pavilion at Concord
5/8 – Irvine, CA @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
5/10 – Phoenix, AZ @ Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion
5/11 – Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena
5/13 – Denver, CO @ Comfort Dental Amphitheatre
5/14 – Albuquerque, NM @ Hard Rock Casino Albuquerque Presents The Pavilion
5/16 – Dallas, TX @ Gexa Energy Pavilion
5/17 – Houston, TX @ Toyota Center
5/19 – Charlotte, NC @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
5/20 – Atlanta, GA @ Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood
5/22 – Raleigh, NC @ Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek
5/23 – Virginia Beach, VA @ Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach
5/25 – Washington, DC @ Verizon Center
5/26 – Pittsburgh, PA @ First Niagara Pavilion
5/28 – Cleveland, OH @ Blossom Music Center
5/30 – Detroit, MI @ DTE Energy Music Theatre
6/1 – Indianapolis, IN @ Klipsch Music Center
6/2 – Chicago, IL @ First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
6/5 – Memphis, TN @ FedEx Forum
6/6 – Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center
6/8 – Darien Lake, NY @ Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
6/9 – Philadelphia, PA @ Susquehanna Bank Center
6/11 – Hartford, CT @ Comcast Theatre
6/12 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
6/14 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center
6/16 – New York, NY @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
6/17 – Boston, MA @ Comcast Center

Will you be checking out Drake, J. Cole, Waka Flocka Flame, etc. on tour this summer?

Apparently, Drake doesn’t mind banging the same chicks as his rap mentor Lil Wayne.

The Young Money rapper covers the first ever Style Bible issue of GQ Magazine, and during the photoshoot, he rapped a few lines from a never-before-heard song called “A Little Favour.”

In the verse, Drizzy talks about staying focused and how most of the girls in the industry are “off limits.”

He also touches on how him and Lil Wayne end up sleeping with the same girls, and he isn’t “ashamed to admit.”

No love for these bitches I said this year it’s all business
It is a shame that a couple of ‘em are off limits
No offense to my n*gga, it’s just the industry is small
We all lust for the same women
You know the ones we saw before we came in it
I know he aint trippin’
I know I got a couple things that Lil’ Wayne dipped in
Aint ashamed to admit it, I be the same with it

Watch a sharp-dressed Drizzy deliver the verse below:

Drake gets all suited and booted in tailored suit on the cover GQ Magazine‘s first ever “Style Bible” issue.

The Young Money rapper talked to the men’s magazine about his relationship with his dad, why he’s been successful and his promiscuous past, which he claims to be done with.

“I just need something else,” he said. “The seconds after a man reaches climax, that’s like the realest moment of your life. If I don’t want you next to me in that fifteen, twenty seconds, then there’s something wrong.”

Read below for more excerpts from the interview!

On his relationship with his father:
“Me and my dad are friends. We’re cool. I’ll never be disappointed again, because I don’t expect anything anymore from him. I just let him exist, and that’s how we get along. We laugh. We have drinks together. But I spent too many nights looking by the window, seeing if the car was going to pull up. And the car never came.”

On why he’s been successful:
“I’ve never been reckless—it’s always calculated. I’m mischievous, but I’m calculated.”

On how rap has changed:
“Rap now is just being young and fly and having your shit together. The mood of rap has changed. Some of my favorite rappers, some of my heroes — DJ Screw, Aaliyah — there might be like 200 pictures of them because there was no Internet. Whereas with us, it’s like every moment is documented.”

On being happy:
“I’m actually really happy. I’m trying to find the same feelings that I had for women when I had very little going on, which is tough. When I was in my mom’s house, I had nowhere to go, no real obligations.

“My girlfriend at the time, if she was mad at me, my day was all f*cked up. I didn’t have anything else. And that made for some of the best music, I think, to date. Records where I felt small.

“That feeling is hard to capture when you’re sitting out here in a space like this.” He gestures to the pool, the tennis court, the volleyball court, the stables. “It’s really difficult for me to find something that makes me feel small.”

On his promiscuous past:
“There’s just a time where it was like, just getting p*ssy. Where I was in that sort of ‘I’m young, I’m going to disconnect from my emotions and just do what everyone else tells me I should do and just be a rapper and have my fun.’ And for me as a person, it just doesn’t work. I just need something else. The seconds after a man reaches climax, that’s like the realest moment of your life. If I don’t want you next to me in that fifteen, twenty seconds, then there’s something wrong.”

For more from Drake’s interview, click here!

[GQ]

Drake and Rihanna look rather cozy and intimate with each other in these newly released screenshots for the upcoming music video for Drake’s next single “Take Care.”

After first appearing together in the fun and flirty video for Rihanna’s “What’s My Name” single, the former lovebirds are teaming up once again, but this time in a much more simpler form.

Artistically directed by Yoann Lemoine, the black-and-white “Take Care” video will also feature infused tribal dance scenes with male dancers dancing up a storm to the Jamie xx produced track along with shots of various animals moving to the beat.

When speaking with MTV News, Lemoine said, “They seemed to be super close and that’s what I wanted for the video. Visually, it’s a very humble video. … It’s not crazy. It’s actually the most indie video I’ve done my whole life. It’s probably the most famous artists, and they were so open to a project that was so minimal.”

Drake said of the video, “I want to make it perfect — the best video I’ve done to date — so I’m just taking my time.”

No release date has been announced, but expect for the full video to hit the web pretty soon. For now, check out a few still images below:

SMH! Drake is still talking out the side of his neck…..

In an upcoming issue of Vibe magazine, Drizzy speaks on his “beef” with Future, Pusha T, and Ludacris. For unknown reasons, he thinks Luda tried to use him to get his career back going. (WTF?)

“I’ve got no issues with him,” he says of Future, who was upset that Drake didn’t appear in his video, “Tony Montana.” “I’m happy I got on the song.”

Pusha T, who once cryptically rhymed that, “the swag doesn’t match the sweaters,” gets off easy, too. “I’ve been really open about my love for the Clipse,” he says. “I don’t know, maybe that guy is bored.”

Ludacris, who was accused of stealing Big Sean and Drake’s hashtag flow, also receives a halfhearted smack down, “That’s a case of someone trying to use my marketing money to get things going again for themselves. That didn’t affect my day, my month, my year. I didn’t take any of that seriously.”

[VIBE]

When will this guy ever get it?? Luda doesn’t need your so called “Super Duper flow” to sell albums…..it sounds dumb anyways!!

Next time somebody sees Drake…give him a nice smack in the face for us. Try not to make his face turn red.

There were lots of celebrities sitting courtside Sunday night (Feb 26) watching the East and West go head to head during the 2012 NBA All-Star Game at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.

Some of the big names included Young Money rappers Drake, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne (who was wearing a pair of million-dollar, diamond encrusted Beats by Dre. headphones), as well as R&B singers Chris Brown, Cee-Lo Green and Mary J. Blige. Actor/comedian Kevin Hart and community activist Jesse Jackson were also spotted in the crowd.

Check out the pics below:

Waka Flocka Flame and Drake team up in the music video for Waka Flocka’s strip club anthem “Round of Applause.”

Look out for appearances from Draya Michele from “Basketball Wives L.A.,” who stars as Waka’s leading lady in the clip.

Check it out above!

Showing off her new blonde hairstyle, Rihanna flaunted that perfectly sexy body of hers in a sheer bodysuit as she was spotted leaving a Super Bowl party at Greystone Manor nightclub in West Hollywood Sunday night (Feb 5).

Her ex boyfriend Chris Brown and former rumored love interest (and 2-time collaborator) Drake were also in the building partying it up, which makes the second time in the past 2 weeks that Rihanna and Chris Brown have publicly breathed the same air at the exact same place.

On January 22nd, the pair were spotted leaving Greystone Manor after a night of partying, but they didn’t leave together, nor were they spotted even acknowledging each other’s presence inside the venue.

Brown, who was with his girlfriend Karrueche, left the club through the front door, while Rihanna exited through a side door and hopped into her own SUV.

The week before, Chris’ reps had put out a statement insisting that he and Rihanna are “just friends” following a tabloid report stating that the former lovers would “meet up very casually” and Rihanna “comes to see Brown anytime she’s in L.A.”

“He and Rihanna are just friends,” Chris’ reps noted. “He is with his girlfriend, Karrueche, and is not cheating.”

Chris and Rihanna are both set to perform Sunday night at the Grammys, and they are both up for multiple awards. Do you think they’ll take any pictures or do anything together?

Check out more pics from their West Hollywood outing below, and let us know what you think in the comments!

Drake has released the visuals for his “Practice” track from his latest album “Take Care.” And it’s bootylicious!

Check it out below:

Don’t get us wrong….the chick in the video is bad, but other than that, the video is hella boring.

When it comes to his beef with Common……Drake says he wants to get past all the negativity. (Even though he helped cause a good bit of it!)

The Young Money star has come forward and apologized to Vanessa Bryant for his diss line in “Stay Schemin.” He also plans to hang up the beef with Common and not make a response track.

On responding to Common:

 ”No. Because despite how it’s been worded by him that situation is not a “hip hop moment” or a “battle for the sake of musical integrity”…it’s a ploy for attention around the release of an album. More than anything it was just disappointing cause what kid isn’t a fan of what Common has done for our genre. A guy who made such an incredible career for himself based off expressing genuine feelings about life and love is now targeting me for sharing my story.”

On dissing Vanessa Bryant:

“That line came from a conversation about being this young and making this much money and the fear of losing it all. I just used his potential situation to address my own life. I never intended to offend Vanessa or anyone else. That line had everything to do with me and what goes on in my head as a 25 year old man with this much income flowing in. Kobe is and always will be a friend and an icon to me.”

We (kinda) understand why he went after Common …. but we still don’t get the whole Vanessa Bryant thing. Do you? Let us know in the comments!

[Nah Right]

Lil Kim may still have beef with Nicki Minajand the rest of Young Money, but it’s clear she is a fan of their music.

The Queen Bee was caught over the weekend on video dancing to Drake’s “The Motto” at a nightclub in Tampa.

Peep the footage below:

It’s funny how after Kim was done dancing she blurted out, “That’s a hot-ass joint. I can’t even front on that b*tch a** n*gga.” (in reference to Drizzy) We think it’s time she gave up all the drama….if you can’t beat em, join em!

Today marks what would have been Aaliyah‘s 33rd birthday.

It has been over 11 years since we lost Aaliyah Dana Haughton to a tragic plan accident, however her musical influence still resonates throughout the industry today.

Celebrities have taken to Twitter to honor her memory, including rappers Missy Elliott, Timbaland, Lil Kim and her biggest fan in recent times Drake.

Read their tribute messages below:

#HappyBirthdayAaliyah Thank u to all of Aaliyah fans 4 remembering the impact she has had on music! So appreciated!

January 16, 2012 1:38 AM via Twitter for BlackBerry®ReplyRetweetFavorite

@MissyElliott

Missy Elliott

Baby girl.

January 16, 2012 1:39 AM via webReplyRetweetFavorite

@Drake

Drizzy

#HappyBirthdayAaliyah My Angel!!!!! I Love U and Miss U So Much :( !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

January 16, 2012 4:47 AM via webReplyRetweetFavorite

@LilKim

Lil' Kim

happy birthday aaliyah babygirl i miss you

January 16, 2012 1:09 AM via webReplyRetweetFavorite

@Timbaland

Timbaland

R.I.P. Babygirl (Jan 16, 1979 – Aug 25, 2000)

Remember the crazy Drake stan that got his name tattooed across her entire forehead? Well, in an interview after a photo of the tattoo went viral, the L.A.-based artist behind the ink-work called Drake a “goofnugget R&B dude” and “the softest motherf**ker in Hip-Hop.”

Naturally, Drake didn’t take too kindly to the tattoo artist’s insult, and issued a threatening message for the guy:

“The guy who tatted is a f**king a**hole though, I will tell you that. F**k you to that tattoo artist by the way because you’re an asshole for real. You should lose your job and never do tattoos again and I don’t f**k with you and if I ever see you I’m going to f**k you up.”

A man of his word, Drake recently confronted the dude in the “Drakey-est” way possible …. by sending in a couple of big, burly bodyguards to the guy’s tattoo shop “to give him a warning.” A STERN warning, at that!

“Drake sent his security detail into the shop to inform me that ‘nobody is going to hurt Drake in the state of California.’ I don’t remember ever saying I was going to hurt him, but maybe they were referring to his feelings,” tattoo artist Kevin Campbell wrote on his Facebook.

He elaborated a little more the next day via his Twitter:

Aww, poor Drake can’t even make an attempt to be about that life without being ridiculed and made fun of! (LOL)

[Necole Bitchie via DDOTOMEN]

Mary J. Blige has released another music video for her “Mr. Wrong” single featuring Drake. Unlike the last version, this time around Drizzy shows up in the visuals.

Check it out below:

Drake isn’t alone in his “awkward” beef with Common.

During an interview on Power 106′s “Big Boy’s Neighborhood,” Cash Money CEO Birdman spoke on the ongoing feud and explained how he supports Drizzy in whatever decision he makes, but doesn’t plan to get involved with dissing other rappers on tracks.

Peep the footage below:

Sidenote: Birdman sounds like he is getting old! (LOL)

In one of the weirdest rap beefs we’ve seen in a long time…….Drake and Common have been firing shots at each other a lot lately.

But things really started to get intense between the two rappers when Drake dropped a verse dissing Common on Rick Ross’ “Stay Schemin” track.

Shortly after the song was released…..Common responded on the same track and went in on Drizzy’s style, how he’s a punk for dissing Vanessa Bryant, and even made fun at Drake’s obsession with Destiny Child’s “Say My Name.”

Check out both diss tracks below:

Rick Ross featuring Drake and French Montana – “Stay Scheming” (Common Diss)

Common – “Stay Schemin (Remix)”  (Drake diss)

Your thoughts?

Rick Ross links up with his homie Drake and Bad Boy recording artist French Montana in the new video for “Stay Schemin,” a notable track from Ross’ newly released “Rich Forever” mixtape, which officially dropped yesterday.

Wow …. she looks JUST like Drake (with the shaky hand and all)!

After bringing in 2012 with Carson Daly in New York City’s Times Square, Drake jetted over to the other side of the country in Las Vegas to continue celebrating the New Year.

On New Year’s Day (Sun. Jan 1) the Young Money rapper performed at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and gave fans a preview of his upcoming “Club Paradise” tour, which kicks off on Valentine’s Day in Miami.

After the show, Drizzy partied with friends at Vanity nightclub, also located inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

Check out 10+ pics below:

Did Drake already break-up with his new chick Dollicia Bryan?

Just a few days after she confirmed they were a couple, the Young Money rapper was spotted boo’d up with his ex-girlfriend Nebby at his NYE performance in Times Square.

Drake pictured here with his "ex-girlfriend" Nebby on New Year's Eve in Times Square (Dec. 31, 2011)

According to The YBF, Drake and Dollicia got into a heated argument over whether or not he should wear hazel colored contacts (we already know what side Drizzy was on) while dining at Villa Blanca in L.A.

Long story short, Drake became offended and the fighting continued until Dollicia eventually walked away from the table and left him there alone. Drake left shortly afterward pissed the hell off.

If this is the case … somebody please smack Drizzy in the face for this one!! You let all of that fine woman go over some freakin’ contacts dude?!?

We’re really starting to wonder about this guy now…

Your thoughts?

Drake helped Carson Daly say goodbye to the year 2011 and hello to 2012 on “NBC’s New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly” Sunday night (Dec 31) in Times Square, New York City by performing songs from his new album “Take Care,” including “Make Me Proud,” “The Motto” and “Headlines.”

“It’s absolutely incredible. I’ve never really experienced anything like it,” said Drake, who was wearing his $5,000 (CND) OVO x Canada Goose jacket. “All these wonderful people and fans and music is in the air. It’s a new year, I’m excited for 2012.”

Also spotted in Times Square with Drake and Carson Daly were E! personality Giuliana Rancic and her husband Bill.

Check out the pics and video footage below:

The Mall of America describes itself as the largest mall in the United States.

The world famous “Mall of America” — the largest mall in the United States — turned into a scene of mass hysteria when a huge fight broke out Monday afternoon (Dec 26) as shoppers were partaking in after-Christmas sales.

According to CNN, authorities say they arrested at least nine people following a “series of fights” at the nation’s biggest shopping mall that had chairs flying and caused after-Christmas shoppers to flee in fear of their safety.

The melee reportedly began in the food court before it quickly relocated to the other various parts of the mall. Shoppers were knocked to the ground, and a number of stores were forced to close early.

CNN reported that at one point, before arrests were made at around 4pm, more than 10 separate fights had broken out.

Several eye witnesses told police officials that the fights were sparked by rumors claiming that popular rappers Drake and Lil Wayne were going to make an appearance at the mall.

In one of the various videos recorded during the ruckus, you can clearly see a man picking up a chair and throwing it as crowds of shoppers, some screaming, fled the mall’s food court.

The video also shows what looks like a group of young people fighting before officers stepped in.

“There were drinks thrown on the floor and chairs being thrown everywhere,” witness Tess Dessalgne told television station KARE, adding that “everyone started running toward the fight,” while the video shows other people leaving the area.

Another woman told CNN affiliate WCCO that she “didn’t really know what was going on” when stores randomly began closing down, but soon saw police “pushing us all away from Nordstrom (department store).”

For the most part, the mall remained open, though some stores closed down temporarily. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured.

Regarding the Lil Wayne/Drake rumors, Bloomington police official Mark Stehlik said, “I’ve heard that and some other things as far as speculation. I don’t know that there’s anything to substantiate that,” adding that police are still investigating what started the fight.

“Frankly, at this time, we don’t really have any idea, and we might never. It’s hard to say what starts a fight,” he said.

The Mall of America said in an official statement, “Unfortunately, as we have witnessed at shopping sites across the country this week, large groups of individuals can come together and create bad situations. It is very unfortunate to see these incidents occurring, especially during the holiday shopping season when families are out spending time together.”

What the hell is wrong with people these days?

It’s no secret that Drake is a huge Aaliyah fan, and now it appears the rapper has taken his love for the late singer up a few notches by getting a tattoo of her face right on his back.

The rapper showed off the new tat over the weekend while out playing tennis with friends. Check it out below:

Hey … it could be worse. At least he didn’t get her name tattooed to his forehead!

Spotted @ Necole Bitchie

Drake isn’t bothered by the overzealous fan who got his name tatted on her forehead…..but he does want a piece of the tattoo artist who did it!!

In an interview with Power 106 radio personality Mando Fresko, the “Headlines” rapper revealed that he wants to meet the young woman and understand what made her get the tat. He also threatened to f*ck up the tattoo artist if he ever sees him out.

I want to meet her and understand why and what happened? That’s cool though; I feel you 100%. To me that is absolutely incredible. The guy who tatted it is a f*cking asshole though, I will tell you that. I don’t f*ck with that guy! F**k you to that tattoo artist by the way because you’re an asshole for real. You should lose your job and never do tattoos again and I don’t f**k with you and if I ever see you I’m going to f**k you up.

But real sh*t though, I really, really want to talk to this girl and understand it all. It’s Love…it’s surreal. I don’t even want to look at it anymore because it’s super surreal.

Peep the hilarious footage of “gangster Drizzy” below:

 It’s always funny to see Drake angry … Gotta love that kid!

[Mando Fresko]

“Now she want a photo, you already know tho, You Only Live Once that’s the motto n*gga YOLO!”

Drake links up with his YMCMB labelmates Lil Wayne and Tyga for his brand new video for “The Motto.”

Look out for Wayne’s lime green boots, as well as appearances from Bay Area rappers E-40 and Mistah F.A.B. in the video, which opens up with a few encouraging words from late rapper Mac Dre‘s mother.

Watch below:

YOLO, which stands for “You Only Lives Once,” is a term originally coined by Drake that shows up in a song on his new album “Take Care” called “The Motto (YOLO),” featuring his rap mentor Lil Wayne.

“You only live once: That’s the motto n***a, YOLO,” Drake sings during the song‘s chorus.

Zac was also wearing a pair of mismatched blue socks during the press junket … and when a reporter asked him what his deal was, he responded, “I just noticed. It’s what we do in California … maybe it’ll take off here now.”

More photos of Zac Efron at the press conference in Tokyo are below:

FYI: “New Year’s Eve” hits theaters in Japan on December 23rd.

Drake‘s biggest (and dumbest) fan thought it would be a cool idea to get his name — in BIG, HUGE, CAPITAL LETTERS — tattooed accross her forehead.

So she did it, and now she’s stuck with the word “DRAKE” on her forehead for the rest of her life.

Read an interview the tattoo artist did with Vice.com below:

Hi Kevin, so who took the picture?

Norm, my boss. It sucks because the photo makes the tattoo look all crooked and janky, but it’s actually pretty well applied and straight as an arrow. The other before, during, and after photos taken by my co-worker are better. But when Norm took the now famous picture, one of her shaved eyebrows was tensed up a bit, making the “A” in “DRAKE” look like dogshit. Her eyebrows were shaved when she came into the shop, btw. Her head was shaved too.

How did you react when she told you what she wanted done?

The funny thing is, I didn’t know who Drake was, I figured it was her hood or some shit, not some goofnugget R&B dude.

Did she talk about what it meant to her? Had she been planning for it for a long time or was she kind of just like, “put it on my forehead” and that’s it?

Yeah, she was really psyched about it. She had the shitty font all picked out on her iPhone ready to go and was pretty adamant about putting it on her forehead. She didn’t say a word about what it meant to her, some of the guys at the shop asked her, and she just kinda giggled at them. When I printed up the first image of the lettering, she wanted me to go bigger, so that it went pretty much from each side of her hairline to the other. I thought she shaved her eyebrows for the procedure, so when I put the stencil on the first time, it was right over her (missing) eyebrows, but she had me enlarge it a bit and push it up towards the hairline. But yeah, she acted as if she had planned it out for a while; though I’m not really sure how much extended coherent thought could actually go into getting such a stupid tattoo on your forehead.

Wow. Do you feel sort of bad about it after the fact?

My whole deal with people wanting completely outrageous and potentially life ruining tattoos is this: I’ll ask them 3 times if they really think that it’s a good idea, I tell them what the potential consequences of getting a tattoo on their face might be, and after that, the bad decision is on them. I believe that people get the tattoos that they deserve. The shop where I worked prior to Will Rise was in the center of the Harbor City Crip neighborhood, so I’m not really a stranger to tattooing gang shit on faces, which is what I originally thought that this was. I guess I feel bad that this dumbass got the name of the softest motherfucker in hip-hop tattooed on her forehead. But what makes that any less valid of a tattoo to her? I lost a little sleep over it that first night, wondering if I wanted to be known as the asshole who tattooed “Drake” on some crackhead’s forehead. None of the face tattoos I had done prior to this got any publicity, so I was a little surprised that this one took off like it did. I’m still kinda debating whether or not I should send you guys the whole set of pictures, I don’t really want to paint the shop in a bad light but it is what it is. In the end, she paid me to do this to her, which really means she did this to herself…

So you see it as your job to give people what they ask for?

There is a way of steering the customer in a direction that would make their whole tattoo idea something that would look better on their skin when the concept they have in their mind sounds good to the but wouldn’t translate well into a tattoo. This usually comes up when they come in asking for something like a tattoo of a rose but with 20 names and dates hidden in the petals or something. When it’s something as simple as lettering, I could have tried to steer her into a prettier font maybe, or a different location (obviously), but she was already set on this “letterman” font, “like the one on the jacket.”

But as far as having a choice, yeah, sure, I could have turned her away, and I’m already getting a ton of flack from other tattooers for this but the way I see it, if she’s got her little heart set on getting her forehead tattooed then she’ll just keep on trying until somebody finally goes through with it. I think that getting a color portrait of the Joker from Batman is a dumb idea, but who the fuck am I to judge? If some cat from MS13 comes in and wants me to “blast” that shit on his chin or forehead or whatever, who am I to judge the validity of them getting what they get and where they get it? If I tattoo a huge “BK” on a Crip or tattoo “DRAKE” on some R&B crazed girl’s face, what’s the difference? Who am I to say which one is wrong and which is right?

Are you surprised at how quickly the photo spread?

Honestly, I didn’t think this thing would get so much exposure. I’m still kinda debating whether or not it’s a great idea to have my name attached to this shit more than it already is. Seeing as that I haven’t really established too much of a name for myself, I don’t particularly want this one tattoo to represent my whole body of work. It’s not something I’d want to write home to mom about, if you know what I mean. I’ve actually done some way crazier facial tattoos recently, but was just really careful not to blast the shit all over the internet. There are so many kids walking up and down Fairfax with ridiculous facial tattoos that I didn’t think too much about it before I did it. Plus, the whole shaved eyebrow thing usually means you just got put on to your neighborhood or whatever, so I figured she was just some crazy shermed-out cholla that was “down for her calle” or whatever.

In my opinion this whole world’s going to shit, and shit rolls downhill, so I might as well just jump in, hold my breath, and pray to G-d that there’s a nice big soft puddle of diarrhea for me to land in once everything hits the fan.

I wonder what was going through her mind when she decided to do it.

Man, I wish I could get you in touch with her, I’m sure the story’s pretty intense. Sadly she didn’t leave a number on her consent form, just her name. But she is supposed to be coming back to finish the tattoo once it heals (she only had enough money for the outline) and I could probably talk to her then. She was on a pretty good one when she came in, and I think by the time I finished, she was coming down, because her attitude changed pretty drastically once the tattoo was finished.

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Wait, wait wait. So she’s not even DONE?!? She actually wants to get that ugly sh*t shaded in?!? WOW….

And LMAO at the tattoo artist calling Drake a “goofnugget R&B dude.” Funniest sh*t ever!

The show must go on….

Even though Affion Crockett‘s show on Fox ended up getting canceled … the comedian/impersonator is still doing what he does best!

Check out him making fun of Drake’s eyebrows in his spoof for “Headlines” below:

This dude a fool! (LMAO)

Drake recently sat down with Google Music and spoke on a number of different topics, including the creation process of his new album “Take Care,” his most recent collaborations with Rihanna and Nicki Minaj, his legacy in music and much more.

On working with Rihanna:
“I really wanted to bring her into our world, but still allow her to be herself. I think she really shines bright. She comes from a place that’s so rich in culture, so rich in music, but being the most iconic female period right now—next to Nicki Minaj, of course… [Nicki is] just doing incredible, she’s my favorite person.”

On his legacy:
“I want people to really feel like I knew Drake while he was on this Earth. I know everything about him. There were no secrets, there was nothing that he hid, no feelings that he concealed. In five years, hopefully I have a couple more projects out that surpass Take Care, but I would like for them to say I remember that moment when I wasn’t sure what was gonna happen and Drake delivered an album that served a purpose in my life.”

On making good, quality music:
“I’m not the guy that would ever be able to make surface music with no substance. I think all my projects, hopefully, I’m working through some form of emotion because I think that’s what music is about. It’s about connecting and people being able to relate.”

Watch the interview below:

To further promote his new Take Care album, Drake made a quick stop by “Chelsea Lately” last night.

Of course during his stay, Chelsea pulled out all the x-rated questions (like she does for so many other guests on the show) and even joked around about him being a flaming homosexual.

Luckily … Drizzy was a good sport and spoke on drinking white wine, meeting Lil Wayne, and whether-or-not he’s chomping Nicki Minaj down.

Watch the interview below:

Despite the fact that Drake‘s Take Care is projected to sell over 700,000 copies, Lil Wayne isn’t stressing over album sales, whether they’re good or bad.

In a recent interview with MTV, the Young Money head honcho says that he doesn’t get caught up in having high expectations for his artists:

“As far as expectations, we don’t have those around here. Expectations are a weakness in the music business because if you expect anything, 10 times out of 10 it’s not gonna happen, so we don’t have expectations around here.”

Instead … Weezy and the rest of his label expects respect overall from the music they release.

“What we do expect is … to work very hard and we expect people to respect our hard work and our effort. Now as far going to buy the album, as far as going to get 750,000 copies, that’s never a problem with us; that’s never important to us. Pardon me for sounding however I sound with this statement, but we rich as sh–, so numbers and record sales that doesn’t matter to none of us.

“Their man goal is to get a point across and once that’s done…..the mission is accomplished. We just want to get a perfect point across, a swell opinion across. We want our opinion to be different from everybody else’s opinion, but so different and so great that everybody else joins that opinion. And if we get that done with the album, mission accomplished.”

We respect Lil Wayne putting more focus on his artists making a quality piece of work versus being solely concerned on selling out shelves. Kudos!

Apparently, Sean Kingston doesn’t mind picking up another man’s leftovers.

The “Beautiful Girl” singer is now dating Drake’s ex girl Maliah Michel. (Yeah…..the video vixen/stripper!)

News surfaced about the couple after they were spotted together at the American Music Awards on Sunday.

As Soon as word got out … people instantly started tweeting that Kingston was only getting Drizzy’s sloppy seconds.

Sean, of course, took to twitter to defend his newly found love:

The tweet was later deleted from his page … but he did keep these tweets up:

At the end of the day … nobody can a knock a man for wanting to have love. We just hope this is the real thing!!!

More photos of Sean Kingston and his new girlfriend are below:

Drake’s sophomore album “Take Care” just dropped last week, so the 2011 American Music Awards in Los Angeles last night (Sun. Nov 20) was the perfect venue to perform his latest single “Headlines.”

“Take Care” is expected to debut at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart this week. According to early predictions, the album should see sales of around 675K – 727K copies.

Watch Drake perform “Headlines” below:

Big Sean has responded to Ludacris‘ “Badaboom” diss track, in which the Atlanta rapper goes in on Drake and Big Sean for taking subliminal shots at his lyrics and his use of a particular flow style in various interviews.

In an interview with All Hip Hop this past summer, when Drake was asked about the “Supa Dupa” rhyming style that rappers (and even R&B singers now) use in their lyrics, he used lines from a Ludacris song to illustrate what he considered bad usage of the popular style of flow:

“Well, that flow has been killed by so many rappers. And, I never want to use that flow again in life. [Laughs] To be honest, that flow, you can trace it back to like…I trace it back to Big Sean. That’s the first guy I heard utilize that flow throughout the duration of a verse. I’ll give him that credit. I think Kanye got it from him.

“Me and Wayne found a dope way to do it. I don’t want to sound cocky, but the best way its been used was on ‘Forever.’ Those lines just all individually make so much sense. They’re all punchlines. Then a bunch of rappers started doing it and using the most terrible references in the world. I don’t want to offend somebody…I hate that rappers picked that flow up. I wish they had left that for people that know how to use it. [They go like] ‘It’s a parade! MACY’S!’”

Big Sean even gave his two cents on the subject in another interview with MTV:

Don’t get it wrong I’m not trying to dis Ludacris or nothing, He’s a great MC. But even though that style got so overused, there was a lot of people who did it great and there was a lot of people who didn’t do it so great. People always ask me was you mad that people took that style from you. I’m like, ‘Nah, that went and shows me how far I can go as an artist.’ I feel like I changed hip-hop. I haven’t even dropped an album yet. So that goes to show me how powerful my mind is.

Luda obviously didn’t take Drake and Big Sean’s comments too kindly, so in response, he released a diss track called “Badaboom!” and took several shots at both rappers:

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I’m the truth in this booth and you n**gas all hoes, Counterfeit rappers say I’m stealing they flows

But I can’t steal what you never made up bitch, Y’all some duplicate rap cloning n**gas, I manufacture you h*es, put on your makeup bitch

Let me explain, nothing’s been new since Big Daddy Kane, Flows’ll get recycled, passed around to different names

11 years and still counting, Y’all get a couple hit records, make some noise and have the nerve to start shouting? Who’s gassing ‘em?

May not like the way I used it, but you know you ain’t invent it, boy, Do your research before you make a claim so bogus that’s disrespecting pioneers in the game

After listening to the track, Big Sean clarified his statements on Luda’s use of the “Supa Dupa” rhyming flow in an interview with Seattle’s KUBE 93FM, and said that he has no problems with the veteran rapper.

“I ain’t got no problems with Luda, I never did,” he said. “I think he’s referring to an interview I did over a year ago. Literally over a year ago,. But in the interview I said he’s a legend. I respect people who is ahead of me. I respect OG’s and the G’s in general. The only thing I said, [the interviewers] was telling me about the “Supa Dupa’ flow. They call it the ‘Supa Dupa’ flow because on ‘Big Sean’ my second mixtape I had a flow on there where I was using one word to describe another word in a punchline form.”

He continued, “I feel like Drake made it more popular on that song ‘Forever.’ A lot of people thought Drake made this up and it was new and Drake said ‘I can trace that back to Big Sean on his mixtape.’ That’s where I first heard it and I think that’s where a lot of Mcee’s got it from,” that’s what Drake said. So people were saying ‘Yo, this is your flow that you came up with’ and I was like okay.”

“I don’t have any issue with Luda,” Big Sean said. “I didn’t even know he cared that much for a year to be still thinking about what I said in an interview. It’s not like I was like, “Luda is weak.” I think Luda is a legend and one of the best. I’m not going to front.”

When asked if he thought Ludacris released the song as a means to maintain his ow relevancy, Big Sean responded, “Yo, I couldn’t even tell you why another man would do that. I think people just want to see some beef … Luda is Luda. I don’t really know Luda like that so I can’t say anything but I don’t have anything against him. I’m surprised he cared so much. Somebody that’s been in the game that long, I didn’t think that they would be hanging on to what people say so much.”

Listen to the entire interview below:

Sounds like YMCMB has another #1 debut album on their hands!

It was almost a given that Drake‘s sophomore album “Take Care” would debut in the #1 spot on the Billboard charts next week … but what’s surprising is the fact that Hits Daily Double is predicting that the album will sell around 675,000 – 725,000 copies in its first week. (That’s over 200,000 more than what his debut album “Thank Me Later” did in its first week!)

“Take Care,” originally set for an October 24th release date (Drake’s birthday), but was pushed back to November 15th due to logistical issues, leaked last week. And when a major album leaks, many fear that it will affect album sales.

However, in Drizzy’s case, it may have affected his album sales, but not by too much. “Listen, enjoy it, buy it if you like it…and take care until next time,” the rapper tweeted after finding out about the leak.

If HDD’s predictions are correct, “Take Care” will have the third-best debut sales for an album released this year, following Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” and his Young Money boss Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter IV,” the latter of which sold a little bit over a million in its first week.

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Drake is denying recent claims that Chris Brown elbowed him in the face during an altercation.

Last week, DJ Whoo Kid told UK radio personality Tim Westwood about the alleged incident where Drizzy is said to have gotten an elbow to the face from Breezy, and speculated that the fight could have been over Drake’s involvement with Brown’s ex-girlfriend Rihanna.

But in a new interview with The Daily Beast, the Canadian rapper shot down those claims, and said that the incident never happen.

“I respect Chris Brown,” he said. “I’d like to call myself a friend – I don’t know if I’m allowed to do that, but I definitely didn’t get elbowed in my face. Somebody would’ve got knocked the f**k out.”

Yeah right Drake … You ain’t even to close to being bout that life!

In addition to not being the biggest fan of Twitter and Tumblr … Drake absolutely hates sleeping alone!

Check out his new track below:

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Drake, who is gearing up for the release of his sophomore album “Take Care,” recently sat down for an interview with GQ Magazine, where the rapper dished on a range of topics, including working with Andre 3000, his ideal girl, still getting rejected by women and more. GQ even gets Drizzy to open up about his sweater collection and give his take on the whole “Lil Wayne vs. Jay-Z” beef (Guess whose side he’s on!).

He also wishes people would stop calling him overly emotional. “People always act like I spend my life crying in a dark room. I don’t, I’m good. I’m a man. I want to be remembered as an artist that gave you a piece of me, as opposed to some surface bullshit,” he explained.

Read more excerpts below:

GQ: You announced the title of this album, Take Care, with us back in December. What does it mean?
Drake: No one has actually asked me that yet. I came up with the name when I was on a bus in Birmingham, England, going to a show. “Take Care” is this thing we use in passing conversation to dismiss bullshit like, “Oh, you couldn’t make it on time? Oh, take care, take care.” We’ve always used that and then I really took so much care making this album. I knew I was going to go home and take longer than six months, I knew that I was literally going to take care of making this project and be attentive, be clear, be immersed in it. “Take Care” worked.

GQ: Some of the features on this album are crazy. Wayne, Nicki, Rihanna, some unknown guy named Andre 3000…
Drake: He murdered that shit! He killed it and 40 switched the beat, it’s nasty. I didn’t get to see him record, but speaking with him was great and we even spoke about projects beyond “The Real Her.”

GQ: Who’s the ideal girl for Drake?
Drake: Who’s the ideal girl? She is very funny, very supportive, understands that right now I’m trying to build with somebody. The ideal girl is driven, working on something other than modeling or being a singer…

GQ: Or being seen.
Drake: Or being seen! She’s probably in New York to be honest with you. There are a lot of good women in New York.

GQ: Everyone with vocal cords uploaded their own version of your “Marvins Room” to YouTube. Whose version was your favorite?
Drake: I mean everybody says JoJo’s but you know I don’t really have a favorite. Actually, my version is my favorite and I never say stuff like that. But really though, my version is my favorite because there is such a story behind it.

GQ: Let’s get into the story. “The woman that I would try, is happy with a good guy.” Who’s the girl you’re talking about?
Drake: It’s not about one particular female. It’s just an emotion that I’ve experienced. I’ve texted girls late at night saying, “I miss you,” and she’ll be like, “I’m out on a date.” She is happy, somewhere else.

GQ: Wait, you’re one of the top artists in the world right now. That still happens to you, in 2011?
Drake: Yeah, definitely.

GQ: What type of wildly successful girls are you dating to where they’d dis you? Oprah?
Drake: [laughs] I wish I dated Oprah. No, they’re mostly girls from Toronto that know the real me and don’t give a fuck about who “Drake” is or what he’s accomplished. And then there are a lot of girls who get a kick out of doing that to me because of who I am. A lot of girls want to purposefully drive a point home.

GQ: I think Thank Me Later was the best album on the shelves when it came out, but you felt like you could have made a better album.
Drake: I’m in agreeance with that, definitely that combined with the videos for “Miss Me” and “Fancy.”I just watched the videos and was like, “What the fuck are these videos about?” That’s why “Fancy” never came out. It was a weird moment.

GQ: On to something a little lighter. We’re GQ, so we have to ask: What’s up with the sweaters?
Drake: [laughs] Now, this I have been asked about several times.

GQ: Do you have a favorite?
Drake: Yes, I do. It’s a toss-up between three sweaters. I’d say one would be obviously the OVO Owl Sweater. I can wear it repetitively and no one calls me out on it. I have a cashmere Hermes sweater that I love. Lastly, any of my Missoni sweaters. I don’t give a fuck what anybody says about my Missoni sweaters! Fuck you, if you don’t like my sweater! [Editor's note: A middle-aged couple sitting next to us sharply turn their heads.] It’s funny because people only talk about me and sweaters because I don’t give them anything else to talk about. I live in Canada, so any dirt I do you’ll never see because we don’t have the paparazzi up there! It’s the stupidest thing, man, but I’ll embrace it. Hopefully Missoni hollers at me and we get a sweater line popping!

GQ: When Lil Wayne and Jay-Z made passing references to each other earlier this year, did you feel like you were in a compromising situation? We know you really look up to Jay and you really look up to Wayne.
Drake: I’m just riding with Wayne, always. I’ll never sit here and say that Wayne compromised me. I’m just doing what I got do. I’m a Cash Money soldier. That’s who I ride for.

GQ: Do you think it was blown out of proportion?
Drake: I mean, not really. I think it was pretty clear-cut. I think anybody denying anything at this point is silly. And I’ve said that before for either of them to say, “Oh, no man, I didn’t mean it,” it’s like, “Yes you did, man”. But it’s all good, it’s what rap is about. It’s a competitive business.

GQ: You appeared on Wayne’s ” It’s Good,” which made reference to Jay. Would you have gotten on “H.A.M.” with Jay-Z, where he made the initial reference?
Drake: If I had heard it? No. Because Wayne’s done way more for my career than Jay-Z. Wayne is the reason I’m here. Jay-Z did that for Cole, that’s his artist. Cole’s my brother, he’s an artist I respect so much but I know he’d say the same thing. We’ve got bosses. We’re just falling in line, doing what we got to do.

GQ: People talk a lot of shit, anything you wish they’d stop saying?
Drake: That’s tough. I wish that we lived in a time and a generation where people would stop viewing my honesty as overly emotional. People always act like I spend my life crying in a dark room. I don’t, I’m good. I’m a man. I want to be remembered as an artist that gave you a piece of me, as opposed to some surface bullshit. I don’t think people realize that we die, we leave here, and either they forget about you or remember you. And how they remember you is up to you. I just want to be remembered as a poet that was open and honest because I wake up every morning and I’m me.

[GQ]

Your thoughts???

Drake and Lil Wayne have decided to give their collaboration album the axe …. at least for now.

Due to them catching a lot of flack from people who compare the project to Kanye West and Jay-Z‘s joint album “Watch The Throne,” the YMCMB rappers plan on postponing their album to a later date and time.

Drake told XXL:

“Me and Wayne scrapped the idea of a collaboration album. We just agreed that it would be looked upon as…It would be sort of this competition [with Watch The Throne]. I feel like it would get caught in this whirlwind of hype. [Wayne] agreed. We just said, ‘If we do it, we’ll do it down the line. But right now is not the time.’”

WOW! We thought they liked the idea of battling with Ye and Jigga, especially with Drake taking subliminal shots in songs like “I’m On One.”

Is it just us or does Weezy and Drizzy seem a little afraid of the competition???

Your thoughts?

Drake isn’t the biggest social media enthusiast.

The “Headlines” rapper revealed in an exclusive interview with Source that he hates Tumblr and Twitter. Find out why below.

On Tumblr:

I’m really scared for my generation, you know. The thing that scares me the most is Tumblr. I hate what Tumblr has become. Because it like, it reminds me of those cliquey girls in high school that used to make fun of everyone else and define what was cool, but in five years, when you all graduate, that sh*t doesn’t matter. No one gives a f**k about that sh*t. Instead of kids going out and making their own moments, they’re just taking these images and living vicariously through other people’s moments. It just kills me. Then you’ll meet them and they’re just the biggest turkey in the world. They don’t actually embody any of those things. They just emulate. It’s scary man, simulation life that we’re living. It scares me.

On Twitter:

I’ll tell you, my biggest thing was, I remember, it was on twitter. I remember the day my mom was getting surgery and someone came on Twitter and they were like, ‘Yo, Drake, I hope your mom dies.’ You don’t really mean that.

…Like, you know you’re going to see something bad. Out of 1000 compliments, it’s so crazy. It’s basically, like, when you used to sit there as a kid, and want to know what everyone is thinking. That’s your superpower. [Twitter is] knowing what everyone is thinking.”

We really feel Drake on this … but when you’re making millions of dollars and being endorsed by one of the biggest rappers in the game, you’re going to have plenty of haters. It comes with the territory! Just do you, count your money, and let the haters hate.

Drake‘s sophomore album “Take Care” prematurely leaked last night, which is not in the least bit surprising.

And one of the most anticipated tracks titled “Take Care” featuring Rihanna was included in that spill.

Take a listen below:

Do you think it’s a banger???

Atlanta rapper Future isn’t too pleased about Drake not making an appearance in his “Tony Montana” music video.

In an interview with The Source……Future says he appreciates Drizzy being on the song, but leaving him hanging on the visuals was like a smack in the face. (Ouch!)

Watch below:

Do you think Future should be grateful Drake even did the track or was Drizzy really on some ole bullsh**???

Shanell teams up with her Young Money boss Lil Wayne and label-mate Drizzy Drake for a new track titled “So Good.”

Take a listen below:

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