Drake is a Canadian rapper, singer, songwriter, and actor. He began his career as an actor, starring in the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation. However, he soon turned his focus to music, releasing his debut studio album Thank Me Later in 2010. Since then, he has become one of the most successful and influential hip-hop artists of our time, with numerous chart-topping hits. His music blends elements of rap, R&B, pop, and dancehall. In addition to his music career, He has also appeared in several films and television shows, including Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and Saturday Night Live. Learn more about him here.
Given our complaints within this format regarding the overall stagnation that the charts can recently fall victim to, we shouldn’t
Though Drake and Pluto have solid cases in their own right, we unexpectedly step into the film realm for this
Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out
(Some of) The Best Albums Of 2016 Can we time travel back to 2016 for a second? The decade 2010-2020
‘Some Sexy Songs 4 U’ largely delivers on its promise, but stumbles most when it falls back into familiar trappings.
Bruno Mars, Imogen Heap, and of course, Drake and Kendrick Lamar loom as some of the biggest winners on this
Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out the news to hardcore devotees
‘Some Sexy Songs 4 U’ largely delivers on its promise, but stumbles most when it falls back into familiar trappings.
After years of anticipation, the Benny the Butcher x Drake collab “Buffalo Freestyle” was ripped from streaming services.
After three delays, the long awaited Pink Friday 2 by Nicki Minaj is finally here. Nicki Minaj Releases Fifth Studio Album Pink Friday 2 The
Don’t call it a comeback—Drake’s Scary Hours 3 (or more accurately: For All The Dogs: Scary Hours Edition) marks the rapper’s return to action, just
Drake’s new album, For All the Dogs, is under fire by the Pet Shop Boys. Why? Because the rapper sang the chorus of “West End
Given our complaints within this format regarding the overall stagnation that the charts can recently fall victim to, we shouldn’t be complaining about new material vaulting up the rankings. And in many ways, we’re not. However, it’s hard not to note the parallels between where we stand in 2025 and where we stood a decade later. Indeed, this July feels more like 2010 than any month before it, as Justin Bieber and Drake stand as
Though Drake and Pluto have solid cases in their own right, we unexpectedly step into the film realm for this week’s biggest winner: Netflix’s animated K-Pop Demon Hunters. A success story for the media giant almost instantaneously, the musical feature now sees the benefits of an extremely catchy, well-crafted original soundtrack, bearing out with #4, #13, #20, #23, and #34 on our charts (“Golden,” “Your Idol,” “Free,” “Soda Pop,” and “How It’s Done,” respectively.) Perhaps
Indeed, Drake is back. The Toronto MC now appears at the precipice of his thirteenth studio album, ICEMAN, streaming out the news to hardcore devotees via a recent livestream and more earnestly announcing with a new single. “What Did I Miss” stamps the first Drake release since his daliance with PARTYNEXTDOOR — here’s what you’ll find once you press play. While it’s always the smart move to start our analysis music first, it’d be malpractice
(Some of) The Best Albums Of 2016 Can we time travel back to 2016 for a second? The decade 2010-2020 had really great music. From the rise of many new artists to different music styles being introduced, I can honestly say that the year that topped that decade off was 2016; “Summer 16” as Drake quotes. The amount of QUALITY music that came out around this time was incredible. Moreover, the hottest artists were dropping
‘Some Sexy Songs 4 U’ largely delivers on its promise, but stumbles most when it falls back into familiar trappings.
Bruno Mars, Imogen Heap, and of course, Drake and Kendrick Lamar loom as some of the biggest winners on this week’s Trending Tracks ranking.
Depending on your vantage point, the Drake – Kendrick Lamar beef is either the gift that keeps on giving, or the story that simply refuses to die. In our initial coverage of the spat, we correctly speculated that the end of diss records between the two wouldn’t be the last we heard of the conflict. However, we incorrectly pinned when we would. Rather than heating back up on either one’s following solo albums, a Drake
In the latest flare-up between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, the latter’s lawsuits via his Frozen Moments LLC allege major label malpractice.
21 Savage & Drake earn not one but two placements on our weekly list of the industry’s biggest risers—who else joins them?
After years of anticipation, the Benny the Butcher x Drake collab “Buffalo Freestyle” was ripped from streaming services.
After the most explosive month arguably in hip-hop history, have we heard the last of modern rap’s Biggie vs. Tupac?
The landscape of your favorite social media platform has just changed overnight with the latest drama between TikTok and Universal Music Group. Universal Music Group and TikTok Fail To Come To An Agreement On January 31st, Universal Music Group and TikTok were due to come to an agreement regarding music licensing. According to UMG’s official statement, the label’s primary concerns outlined in their negotiation included appropriate compensation for music creators, protecting artists from the use
