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8 Drake Lyrics that Make Us Want to Travel

By Katie Stanwyck

Published on May 20, 2021 | 6 min

Regardless of your musical taste,  it’s hard not to love some good Drake lyrics. He’s  one of the world’s biggest  musical  artists and  has dominated global charts for  over  10 years wi th his infectious mix of Rap/ Pop and R&B bangers.  Plus,  he’s  a former Degrassi star  ( a  TRUE  Canadian treasure ) and the best unofficial mascot that the Toronto Raptors could  ask  for.  It’s  thanks to all of this, and more, that  Drake has  just  been named as Billboard’s Artist of the Decade .   

Drake lyrics tell us he loves a lot of things; his bed,  his mom, his son, and travelling  all  top the list of things  h e  tends to  sing  and  rap about. So, w hile we eagerly await the release of Certified Lover Boy and the answer to  all  our summer playlist prayers,  let’s take some time to reflect. What are we reflecting on? Why, the amazing Drake lyrics that his songs have put on the map! Other than his hometown of Toronto of course…    

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“Just say your piece and peace up like Ibiza” – Ratchet Happy Birthday

Drake m ay  love his hometown of Toronto, but when he wants to let  loose,  he takes his private jet and  heads  to Ibiza.  From the gorgeous beaches to world-famous nightlife ,  the second you land in Ibiza  you’r e going from 0-100 no matter where  you’r e from.  Drake lyrics tell us love for Ibiza goes beyond just the boat parties and clubs  though,  becaus e he loves his secluded beaches so he can get his tan and swim on with views of the Mediterranean Sea.  

“I move through London with the Eurostep” – Nonstop

Between London and  Gyalchester  (w hich is w hat  he’s renamed the city of Manchester), Drake lyrics show us that he loves a good UK vibe .  Drake’s London influences are all over his music and  he’s  been working with  more and more   g rime  and UK rap artists  throughout   his pro jec t s .  H e ’s   spent a lot of time in London , loves UK shows like Top Boy , and even wears some of their top  indie  de si gne r s .  W e ’d   love to tag along as he visits some of their most exclusive clubs and restaurants, and we ho nes tl y  w oul dn ’t   be surprised if the London Eye or Buckingham Palace  ma d e  it into a music  vi de o  s ooner o r l at er   either.   

“Only lyin’ I do is lyin’ out in the Tropics” – Is There More

Despite his Canadian -ness , Drake lyrics showcase his love for  warmer weather, and talks about it almost endlessly.  Like us ,  h e craves a good  tan,  and loves recording  music  and relaxing in Jamaica, Barbados,  Dominican Republic, Belize … and  anywhere in the Caribbean basically.  His love for the Tropics shines through in a lot of his song samples  ( and even his occasional accent ) , and  the tropical vibes  help  him solidify his song of the summer status year after year.   

“Come with me, fly you out to Greece, Full speed, survoler Paris” – Greece

Going  along  with his  recurring  water theme, Drake lyrics dropped all about this Mediterranean paradise this year, and we’re  not at all surprised  it’s  his  vibe .  Greece has some of the most stunning scenery in all of Europe, and the blue and white Greek hues are some of his most used  colour  schemes creatively.  Plus, Drake loves a good sunset which Greece is famous for,   and  on top of that  the pool and beach parties are right up his alley.  As he mentions in the song, h e can even  fly over  Paris and pick up his son Adonis on the  way;   if   w e’re  invited  to  Greece, he  can bring whoever he wants  if you ask us …  

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“Two-thirty, baby, won’t you meet me by The Bean?” – Chicago Freestyle

All Drake lyrics definitely hint at him spending a lot of time in the USA, and although Atlanta is an old fave , he’s given some love to the windy city more recently.  We can just picture him in a back room of a Chicago pizza joint, eating some  delicious  deep dish with a bottle of champagne to wash it down. He’s also a big fan of Michael  J ordan, so whe n he’s not meeting  someone  at the famous Bean (aka Cloud Gate) sculpture, he’s likely watching a Bulls game courtside, and w e’d  love  to be his plus one  at the United Center.   

“I’m posted in Stockholm” – What’s Next

When  he’ s  looking for some down time and something a little different , Drake lyrics tell us that he parks himself in Stockholm for some Scandinavian chills. Drake may not be visiting Stockholm to  party  (who are we kidding, he always fits some of this in) ,  but   we’r e guessing he  heads to the city to take  in the views  and focus on writing some new lyrics.   It’ s the  colourful  buildings, countless bridges and  Baltic Sea views that are  probably doin g the trick for him.   

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“Make a set sail in Croatia to get a leverage” – Lemon Pepper Freestyle

Scroll through Drake’s IG  and  you c an see  he ’s  a ll about that fancy ya cht life.   Ther e are few places more  beautiful to see by boat than the coasts of Croatia , and we can guess by his recent shoutouts to the country that he’s been spending some time there too. Drake lyrics prove that he loves to chill out on a boat o r spend time on a jet ski on vacation, and we’d love to join him on one of these aquatic adventures in Croatia one day.  H e ’s  also a Game o f  T hr o n e s   f a n ,   s o  w e ’ re   no t   su r p ri s e d   i f   h e ’s  scouted out his own piece of King’s Landing to buy in Dubrovnik.   

“I wanna move to Dubai, so I don’t never have to kick it with none of you guys” – Free Smoke

If  Drake lyrics prove to us that he’s  into anything  it’s  luxury ,  which  means  Dubai’s the perfect spot for him to go when h e’s  feeling more  boujie  than normal.  Here he can really sit back, r elax  and treat himself to all the lavish things he deserves after being named Artist of the Decade by Billboard.  We could totally picture him  sandsurfing  (h e’s  p robably perfect  at it) during the d ay then heading on a yacht for some time to spend with the friends he brought with him.   

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Is drake bi recent lyrics spark questions about his sexuality.

Canadian rapper Drake has been a dominant force in the music industry for over a decade. In recent months, a lyric from Drake’s latest album has sparked speculation about his orientation, igniting conversations within the LGBTQ+ community and the music industry at large. The ongoing dialogue surrounding Drake’s potential bisexuality highlights the complex interplay between celebrity, personal identity, and public perception.

As an influential figure in contemporary music, Drake’s image and public statements have always been subject to intense scrutiny. While he has been open about many aspects of his personal life, the topic of his sexual orientation has remained largely unexplored.

It is crucial to recognize that coming out is a deeply personal process, and the decision to do so publicly is one that should be made solely by the individual.

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What are his lyrics?

Recently, Drake’s lyrics have ignited speculation about his sexual orientation . In his song “Members Only” from the album For All the Dogs Scary Hours Edition , Drake sings, “Feel like I’m bi ’cause you’re one of the guys, girl.” While he follows up with “all jokes aside,” the line has sparked discussions about Drake’s identity and his understanding of bisexuality.

This is not the first time Drake has faced scrutiny for his lyrics related to the LGBTQ+ community.

In his 2021 album Certified Lover Boy , he claimed to be a “ certified lesbian ,” which drew criticism from some listeners who felt he was misrepresenting and trivializing LGBTQ+ identities.

Understanding bisexuality

Bisexuality is when someone finds more than one gender attractive. Even though it’s getting more recognized and accepted, a lot of folks still get it wrong. Some common myths are thinking bisexuality is just a phase, that bisexual people can’t make up their minds, or that they’re into everyone equally.

When it comes to bisexuality in the media, there’s not a lot of it. When there is, it often sticks to clichés. Accurate and nuanced portrayals of bisexual characters are crucial in promoting understanding and acceptance within society.

Related* PHOTOS: 24 male celebs dripping in bisexuality The most effective agent of change is visibility, so we’d like to take a moment to thank the out and proud bisexual celebrities helping usher in a new era of representation.

Community response to Drake

Public figures openly discussing their sexual orientation can have a significant impact on the LGBTQ+ community. When celebrities come out or express their identity, it can help to normalize and destigmatize diverse orientations. Visibility matters because it provides representation for those who may be struggling with their own identity and shows that they are not alone.

Because of this, Drake’s lyrics generated backlash from fans and the LGBTQ+ community. A lot of people have criticized him for his problematic portrayal of bisexuality and for seemingly using LGBTQ+ themes as a punchline or for shock value. Others enjoy it for promoting the LGBTQ+ community and it being a great lyric.

I had to look up the lyrics cause I thought I was tripping but this dude Drake really said “feel like I’m bi cause you’re one of the guys, girl” bro enough. pic.twitter.com/XATjeO8Ud1 — Mavs Fan ??? (@NahImNotDecent) October 6, 2023

Drake: I feel like I’m bi, cause you’re one of the guys, girl Me: pic.twitter.com/lKhcmTkFMg — Met*lcore Cl*wnboy (@MetalBlakedowns) October 9, 2023

“Feel like I’m bi cause you’re one of the guys, girl” is a little pause but I’m gunna ride wit my Champagne Papi regardless his orientation ?? — Doja Cunt ?? (@lattedottie) October 7, 2023

everyone needs a “feel like i’m bi ‘cause you’re one of the guys, girl” to their “i’ll be like one of your girls or your homies” pic.twitter.com/yGvByHtlVI — b!essie ? (@bleghc) January 17, 2024

This man Drake said “feel like I’m bi, cause you’re one of the guys, girl” please it’s right there pic.twitter.com/OOiV4iM7Kr — Fire Lord Azula ??? (@BigBettyDidi1) October 7, 2023

“i feel like i’m bi cause you’re one of the guys girl” like this shit is so funny cause same dawg — Malt? (@syntheticbeard) October 6, 2023

The conversation surrounding Drake’s lyrics highlights the need for more accurate and respectful representation of LGBTQ+ identities in music and media. It also emphasizes the importance of education and understanding when it comes to diverse sexual orientations.

So is Drake bisexual (or lesbian)?

Drake hasn’t actually confirmed his sexuality. The buzz about him being bisexual stems from lyrics in his songs that he mentioned were made in jest. While the debate surrounding his intentions and understanding of the topic continues, it is crucial to prioritize respect, inclusion, and accurate representation.

Whether Drake identifies as bisexual or not, his lyrics have opened up a dialogue that can lead to greater understanding and acceptance. Let us use this opportunity to listen, learn, and work towards a more inclusive world for all.

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He’s dreadful. Who cares.

What a weird, desperate article. Y’all could have written another cliche, shallow bi acceptance article without trying to wrap it around a condescending Drake lyric to a song that came out a half year ago.

We really are in the age of promotion and desperate “inclusion” mattering more than integrity and respect and not being a messy/problematic person.

Kendrick bodied Drake. Nuff said.

Who cares? I do along with millions of others , He’s not dreadful he’s pretty brilliant..

Millions think t rump is pretty brilliant. What’s your point?

@Kangol2, yes, what an odd time to try to use a lyric from an old Drake song to promote “bi acceptance”. Considering all the things that have transpired over the past year with Drake, I really couldn’t care less if he’s very much in the g e n der, s e x ual, romantic, emotion, commitment spectrum. If that is the case hopefully he’ll get the help he needs and won’t abuse or victimized anyone. Honestly, same could be said for Kendrick. There’s a lot of Diddy-like dudes in the industry.

There’s so much obsession with people’s s e x ual dimensions and wanting everyone to be “included”, that so many have thrown holding people accountable for their f v ck boy behaviors, harmful behaviors, insecure behaviors, problematic perspectives completely out the door.

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Some songs just capture your wanderlust in an effortless way. Music has the capability of being the soundtrack to your life. Sometimes you may have a hard time putting your feels into words, so there's no better feeling than finding a song that can do it for you. Music has a way of lifting you up or comforting you when you're feeling blue. If you've caught an incurable case of the travel bug, then you'll be happy to know that there are some songs that'll speak to your wandering soul. These song lyrics about travel will capture your wanderlust and hold you over until your next journey.

Every travel lover has a favorite book or movie that inspires them to explore. Do you have a special song that fuels your wanderlust? We all want to hit the road, and many songs exist to capture that desire. Most of us don't have the desire to travel 24/7, so these songs make it easier to wait. They'll keep you excited for that big trip you have planned. They'll keep you dreaming until the day you're able to cross those goals off of your travel bucket list. Sometimes, the wait can feel unbearable, but these travel lyrics will make things a little easier until your next fix.

1. "Never looking down I'm just in awe of what's in front of me" — Empire of The Sun, "Walking On A Dream"

2. "See the world in green and blue. See China right in front of you. See the canyons broken by cloud." — U2, "Beautiful Day"

3. "We are always running for the thrill of it thrill of it." — Empire of The Sun, "Walking On A Dream"

4. "Wanna feel the warm breeze. Sleep under a palm tree. Feel the rush of the ocean. Get on board a fast train. Travel on a jet plane, far away." — Kelly Clarkson, "Breakaway"

5. "Tell everybody I’m on my way. New friends and new places to see. With blue skies ahead, yes I’m on my way." — Phil Collins, "On My Way"

6. "I wish that I could fly, into the sky, so very high, just like a dragonfly. I'd fly above the trees, over the seas in all degrees, to anywhere I please." — Lenny Kravitz, "Fly Away"

7. "Take me on a trip, I'd like to go some day. Take me to New York, I'd love to see LA. I really want to come kick it with you." — Estelle and Kanye West, "American Boy"

8. "I may not know it. But these are the moments that I'm going to remember most, yeah." — Miley Cyrus, "The Climb"

9. "We were staying in Paris. To get away from your parents. You look so proud, standing there with a frown and a cigarette, posting pictures of yourself on the Internet, out on the terrace." — The Chainsmokers, "Paris"

10. "I live for the nights that I can't remember with the people that I won't forget" — Drake, "Show Me A Good Time"

11. "If you like piña coladas and getting caught in the rain." — Rupert Holmes, "Escape"

12. "But hold me fast, hold me fast, cause I’m a hopeless wanderer." — Mumford & Sons, "Hopeless Wanderer"

13. "Woke up in London yesterday, found myself in the city near Piccadilly." — OneRepublic, "Good Life"

14. "They call me the wanderer." — Dion, "The Wanderer"

15. "You belong among the wildflowers, you belong in a boat out at sea. Sail away, kill off the hours. You belong somewhere you feel free." — Tom Petty, "Wildflowers"

16. "Gonna travel, gonna travel wild and free. I’m gonna pack my bags because this great big world is calling me" — Elvis Presley, "Harem Holiday"

17. "I wanna kiss you in Paris. I wanna hold your hand in Rome" — Madonna, "Justify My Love"

15 of Drake's catchiest and most relatable lyrics about life

Drake is a multi-millionaire , but his music has a way of making the average listener still feel they can relate to him. Since his  So Far Gone  mixtape brought him fame in 2009, Drake has given a massive audience lyrics for all moods: heartbreak, paranoia, the day-to-day hustle and bustle, frenemies, fake deepness and pettiness. It's likely that some of his lines have been the caption, social media status or text that you've sent at some point and there's nothing to be ashamed about. Drake is one of us, a proud spokesman for the overly sharing and often gray area obsessive millennial generation. 

On Saturday, the rapper is releasing his latest project, the More Life playlist, and he promises the music will live up to its theme. Fans are surely hoping for new standout verses to add to their Drake bible. Until we get More Life , here are 15 of Dizzy's most catchiest and relatable lyrics ever. Lyrics via Genius. 

1. "We live in a generation of not being in love and not being together/ But we sure make it feel like we're together" 

— "doing it wrong" .

Here Drake calls out situationships , and the headaches they can be, as he's gone through some of his own.

2. "You know you gotta stick by me/ Soon as you see the text, reply me" 

— "one dance".

Drake honestly needs to show a little bit more patience in his texting game. Even he doesn't like being ignored or left hanging.

3. "Pray the real live forever, man/ Pray the fakes get exposed" 

—"know yourself" .

This prophetic lyric is clearly what we all feel about the people surrounding us in our lives. 

4. "No new friends, nigga, we don't feel that/ Fuck a fake friend, where your real friends at?" 

— "started from the bottom" .

Drake has issues with handing out the friendship title to just anyone. Discerning who's in your circle is a common issue that everyone faces. However, we'd like to add that new friendships can be good too. 

5. "All I know if I die, I'mma muthafuckin' legend/ It's too late for my city/ I'm the youngest nigga reppin" 

—  "legend" .

Everyone should feel like legends making their city proud no matter where they're from. This is the ultimate YOLO self-motivational moment. 

6. "My license been expired I renew it after the weekend/ Fuck I know I said that shit the last seven weekends" 

— "connect".

Even Drake has issues with procrastination. And in this song, forgetting to do a simple task might just cause him more problems. Such is life.

7. "Somewhere between psychotic and iconic/ Somewhere between I want it and I got it" 

— "further thing" .

Whether working on that college degree, getting a dream job, business or relationship, the hustle to a better life is always on the forefront of many adults minds in their 20s and 30s. Once again, Drake is vulnerable in sharing this.

8. "Sweatpants, hair tied, chilling with no makeup, that's when you're the prettiest hope that you don't take it wrong" 

— "best i ever had".

Drake is like any other person who is really into someone and can still see the beauty when they're in their most laid back moments. 

9. "And this is the only sound you should fear/ Man, these kids wear crowns over here and everything is alright" 

— "shot for me".

Drake is once again establishing his self-worth and proudly walks in it.

10. "I live for the nights that I can't remember with the people that I won't forget/ Spending all the money that I just worked my ass off for doing things that I won't regret" 

— "show me a good time".

This line can take anyone back to the special times they've had with friends and family. Drake lives to make these priceless memories happen. 

11. "And you don't do it for the man, men never notice/ You just do it for yourself you're the fucking coldest" 

— "fancy" feat. swizz beatz & t.i..

On "Fancy," Drake gets some cool points for making an anthem dedicated to women who are focused on their own grinds. They're flawless whether with or without men and Drizzy is simply admiring it.

12. "I just take my time with all this shit, I still believe in that/ I had someone tell me I fell off, ooh, I needed that" 

— "headlines".

As popular as Drake is, he still takes constructive criticism. While celebs look perfect from the outside, he let's us know he doesn't let the fame go so far to his head that he can't make adjustments.

13. "I'm Harlem shaking through the pressure/ I might put Diddy on my next shit" 

— "digital dash".

This funny line is using the original Harlem shake, which Diddy popularized in music videos , as a metaphor for how to survive when it gets tough.

14. "I want to take it deeper than money, pussy, vacation/ And influence a generation that's lacking in patience"  

— "from time" .

Drake sees our generation is lacking authentic connections, and as he reflects, he decides he wants to lead by example in his own relationships.

15. "Yeah, trigger fingers turn to twitter fingers/ Yeah, you gettin' bodied by a singin' nigga"

— "back to back" .

The infamous line calls out Meek Mill who made accusations against Drake on Twitter which led to their famous rap beef in 2015 . Drake is also criticizing the fact that Mill took his frustrations out online instead of addressing him in real life, a downfall in the age of social media that has lost folks jobs, relationships and ruined reputations.

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9. "I guess you lose some and win some / Long as the outcome is income"

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12. "Pray the real live forever, man / Pray the fakes get exposed"

13. "it's hard to do these things alone / just hold on, we're going home", 16. "f--k goin' online that ain't part of my day", 17. "i think i'm addicted to naked pictures", the 10 best weeknd songs.

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1. "I got my eyes on you, you're everything that I see"

2. "i can't get over you, you left your mark on me, 3. "you're the girl, you're the one", 4. "if you let me, here's what i'll do, i'll take care of you", 5. "i feel you in my mind, i wanna dance tonight", 6. "i lost my composure, i got love to show you", 7. "i just wanna hold you", 8. "baby, longing you make me feel something", 9. "they used to never want to hear us", 10. "got a pretty girl and she love me long time", 11. "'cause i want you, and i need ya, and i'm down for you always", 12. "say you'll never ever leave from beside me", 13. "i just wanna take you on a holiday, mami", 14. "i can't really see another squad tryna cross us", 15. "you know you gotta stick by me", 16. "nobody really likes us except for us", 17. "i'm down for you always", 18. "whole squad on that real shit", 19. "no new friends", 20. "sweatpants, hair tied, chillin' with no makeup on, that's when you're the prettiest, i hope that you don't take it wrong", 21. "i know you special, girl, 'cause i know too many", 22. "i live for the nights that i can't remember with the people that i won't forget", 23. "my team good, we don't really need a mascot", 24. "pussy run everything", 25. "i want your high love and emotion endlessly", 26. "i still ride with my day one", 27. "i could give you thug passion", 28. "you the best i ever had", 29. "say you'll never ever leave from beside me", 30. "show me all your colors", 31. "you’re the missing piece i been longing for", 32. "love my guys, i wouldn't trade, from the cradle to the grave", 33. "my heart is in overdrive", 34. "hold me close as you can 'til we're ghost".

35. "I got the drink in me goin' back to back"

36. "world series attitude, champagne bottle life", 37. "somewhere between i'm sober and i'm lifted", 38. "drinking every night because we drink to my accomplishments", 39. "i'mma sip it 'til i feel it, i'mma smoke it 'til it's done", 40. "let's celebrate with a toast and get lost in tonight", 41. "twenty-four-hour champagne diet", 42. "live for today, plan for tomorrow, party tonight", 43. "i'm here for a good time not a long time", 44. "on my worst behavior", 45. "my excuse is that i'm young", 46. "you only live once", 47. "ask you to please excuse my table manners, i was making room for the table dancers", 48. "make the most out of tonight, and worry 'bout it all tomorrow", 49. "gotta hit the club, gotta make that ass jump".

50. "Everyone who doubted me is asking for forgiveness. If you ain't been a part of it, at least you got to witness"

51. "worrying about your followers, you need to get your dollars up", 52. "i'm up right now and you suck right now", 53. "it's a big gap between us in the game", 54. "i'm just saying you could do better", 55. "i'mma worry 'bout me, give a fuck about you", 56. "if you think i'mma quit before i die, dream on", 57. "pray the real live forever man, pray the fakes get exposed", 58. "where you movin' i said onto better things", 59. "i only love my bed and my mama, i'm sorry", 60. "it shouldn’t take a text from me to speak your truth", 61. "i found a new muse, that’s bad news for you", 62. "why would i keep you around".

63. "Think before you come for the great one"

64. "if i die all i know is i'm a mothafuckin' legend", 65. "know yourself, know your worth", 66. "every time you see me i look like i hit the lotto twice", 67. "this a rollie, not a stopwatch, shit don't ever stop", 68. "call me the referee because i be so official", 69. "last name ever, first name greatest", 70. "started from the bottom now we're here", 71. "still on top like i'm scared of the drop", 72. "fresher than a pillow with a mint on it", 73. "i'm on a roll like cottonelle", 74. "they ain't make me what i am, they just found me like this", 75. "started not to give a fuck and stopped fearing the consequence", 76. "might go down as g-o-d", 77. "i'm cookin' up ambition on a kitchen stove", 78. "i know my funeral gon’ be lit ’cause of how i treated people".

79. "House so big I haven't seen them boys in two days"

80. "i'm way up, i feel blessed", 81. "i cannot see heaven being much better than this", 82. "i'm living life right now man and this what i'mma do 'til it's over", 83. "i swear this life is like the sweetest thing i've ever known", 84. "you ain't gotta die to get to heaven", 85. "you're everything that i see", 86. "i got my whole country on a new wave", 87. "higher powers taking a hold on me", 88. "chasin' sunsets in california", 89. "do it look like we stressin'", 90. "i just got off the phone with my demon and he told me that i'm gon' win", what would we do without you, drake, music week is a week of content that celebrates the awesome classic jams, artists, and music videos you grew up with — as well as future classics. take a step back in time and check out more great music content here ..

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"Life Is Good" when Future and Drake collab again, and this time around, their latest joint track debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week (dated Jan. 25).

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“Life Is Good” when Future and Drake collab, and this time around, their latest joint track debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week (dated Jan. 25). 

And with this entry, life’s gotten even better for Drake, who ties the Glee Cast for having the most Hot 100 entries in the chart’s 61-year history with 207 songs each.

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Bi—, this is fame, not clout I don’t even know what that’s about, watch your mouth Baby got a ego twice the size of the crib I can never tell her sh–, it is what it is Said what I had to and did what I did Never turn my back on FBG, God forbid Virgil got the Patek on my wrist doing frontflips Giving you my number, but don’t hit me on no dumb sh–

Workin’ on the weekend like usual Way off in the deep end like usual (like usual) N—as swear they passed us, they doin’ too much Haven’t done my taxes, I’m too turnt up Virgil got a Patek on my wrist going nuts N—as caught me slipping once, okay, so what? Someone hit your block up, I’d tell you if it was us Manor house in Rosewood, this sh– too plush

It’s cool, man, got red bottoms on Life is good, you know what I mean? Like

Uh, hunnid thousand for the cheapest ring On a n—a finger, lil’ bi—, woo I done flew one out to Spain to be in my domain And Audemar’d the bi—, woo Dropped three dollars on a ring Call it Bentley truck, lil’ bi—, woo I was in the trap serving cocaine I ain’t been the same since, woo

Granny, she was standing right there While I catch a play on a brick, woo I make them lil’ n—as go haywire Taliban in this bi—, woo I done been down bad in them trenches Had to ride with that stick, woo Who gave you pills? Who gave you that Desert? Pluto sent you on a lick, woo Too many convicts They enrolled me to play in this sh–, woo I’m tryna avoid nonsense Get Osama sprayed in this bi—, woo They had the candlelight, lighting it up N—a, anybody could get it, woo I’m on a PJ lighting it up Backwood full of sticky, woo I’m tryna tote that Draco in London And it’s an extended, woo They gotta stretch a n—a out We gon’ die for this sh–, woo Yeah, I ride for my n—as I lie to my bi—, woo We some poor, high-class n—as Made it, we rich, yeah I was at the bando Got a penthouse for a closet, woo It’s like a chandelier On my neck, my wrist, woo I got pink toes They talk different languages, woo Got Promethazine in my blood and Percocet

Yeah, hunnid thousand for the cheapest ring On a n—a finger, lil’ bi—, woo I done flew one out to Spain to be in my domain And Audemar’d the bi—, woo Dropped three dollars on a ring Call it Bentley truck, lil’ bi—, woo I was in the trap serving cocaine I ain’t been the same since

Racks by the ton I call up Serene I go tremendo for new fettuccini All fact though, clarity pinky All fact though, we order up the Fiji I’m in the loop with the voo I’m in the loop with the woo Which one of you working? I put your face on the news I put the p—y on the shirt After I murk, them men go shoot up the hearse Cost me a quarter bird N—a gets birthed, then you a maniac A f—ing alien, how you splurge Ain’t got that kitty cat, I’m having fun with that Going Birkin

(Hunnid thousand for the cheapest ring on a n—a finger, lil’ bi—) (Hunnid thousand for the cheapest ring on a n—a finger, lil’ bi—, yeah) (Hunnid thousand for the cheapest ring on a n—a finger, lil’ bi—, uh) (Hunnid thousand for the cheapest ring on a n—a finger, lil’ bi—)  

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About God's Plan

"God's Plan" is a song recorded by Canadian rapper Drake, released on January 19, 2018, through Young Money and Cash Money. Written by Aubrey Graham, Ronald LaTour, Daveon Jackson, Matthew Samuels, and Noah Shebib and produced by Cardo, Yung Exclusive, and Boi-1da, the track acts as a single from his second EP, Scary Hours (2018), and the lead single from his fifth studio album, Scorpion (2018). Musically, it has been described as pop, pop-rap and trap, whose lyrics talk about fame and his fate. "God's Plan" received mostly positive reviews from music critics, who called it a typical Drake song. An accompanying music video for the song was directed by Karena Evans and uploaded onto Drake's official YouTube channel on February 16, 2018. In the video Drake is giving away nearly one million US dollars to people and institutions in Florida. It received five nominations at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards, including for Video of the Year and three nominations at the 61st Grammy Awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Rap Song, winning the last one. Commercially the song became the 29th song in history to debut at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100, making it Drake's fourth chart-topper in that country, and second as a lead artist. The single topped the charts in fourteen countries, including the UK and Canada and reached the top ten in nine others. The song broke first-day streaming records on both Apple Music and Spotify, and was the most streamed song of the year on both services.   more »

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A Timeline of Alleged Drake Reference Tracks Leaking

For years, it has been commonly known that Drake uses collaborators to help with his songs and, seemingly, his verses. Here are all the leaked reference tracks to leak so far.

By:  Miki Hellerbach

There was once a time when rappers (especially those who claim to be the best in the world) were expected to pen lyrics solely by themselves. Times have changed, and rap music—which is now more closely associated with pop—has updated the way the creative process works. It has become more common for rappers, producers, and singers to adopt a more collaborative process. No one has signaled this change more than Drake , the most dominant rap artist of the decade.

Since 2011, when there were very loud whispers about The Weeknd’s contributions to Take Care , it has been commonly known that Drake uses collaborators to help with his songs and, seemingly, his verses. (When a reference track leaks, it’s not clear if the artist is getting help with their verses or flow.) 

But on July 22, 2015, Meek Mill officially broke the dam when he tweeted , “Stop comparing drake to me too…. He don’t write his own raps! That’s why he ain’t tweet my album because we found out!” Later that day, it was revealed that Atlanta rapper Quentin Miller had allegedly written Drake’s verse on Meek’s 2015 single “R.I.C.O.” Soon after, Atlanta rapper OG Maco tweeted a screen grab of the credits for Drake’s latest project at the time, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late, where Miller was credited as a writer on multiple songs, including “6 Man,” “10 Bands,” and “Know Yourself.” The next day, Funkmaster Flex premiered an alleged Quentin Miller reference track for “10 Bands” on Hot 97.

While Drake ended up dominating Meek Mill in the short-lived rap battle that followed, there would be a new question mark around Drake’s hip-hop legitimacy amongst purists. Since then, ten more alleged reference tracks have been exposed adding fuel to the initial questioning of Drake’s lyrical validity. Seeing a credit is one thing, but actually hearing another person lay down seemingly original lyrics for Drake to copy has some fans question ing how much they can trust Drake’s pen at all. 

In response to all the recent leaks (there have been four this year thus far and two in the last week), we have decided to track the history of all of Drake’s alleged leaked reference tracks.

Released Song: “10 Bands” (2015)

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Leaked Reference Track: Performed by Quentin Miller (2015)

The reference track that started it all. Funk Flex dropped many bombs upon its premiere and it sent Drake fans and haters into a tizzy. Arguably the song’s best punchline “ My ex asked me where ya moving I said on to better things ,” is heard delivered clearly by Miller. 

“10 Bands” has a quintessential Atlanta glitz to its tone which plays sweetly off the cold Toronto texture of the instrumental. There was even a section of the reference track that was, at one point, cut up and presented as another alleged reference for Drake’s 2013 hit “Started From The Bottom.”

Released Song: “Know Yourself” (2015)

In a 2015 cover story for The Fader , Drake talked about being jealous of Wiz Khalifa for making “Black and Yellow,” which was an anthem for his hometown of Pittsburgh to sing along to. Drake then proclaimed: “I told myself, over the duration of my career, I would definitely have a song that strictly belonged to Toronto but that the world embraced. So, ‘Know Yourself’ was a big thing off my checklist.” Finding out Drake’s song for his city was partially created by someone not even from there is a wild revelation. Funkmaster Flex ended up leak ing this a week after “10 Bands.”

Released Song: “R.I.C.O.” by Meek Mill ft. Drake (2015)

While this leak didn’t lead in any way to a Meek Mill advantage in his battle with Drake, it did leave a lingering impression. It seems like Quentin Miller just handed Drake a full verse. Funkmaster Flex was responsible for this leak, as well, which caused many to wonder if Meek Mill was the one who gave him all of the reference tracks in the first place. Flex eventually claimed that Drake gave Meek Mill this specific reference track to prove he wasn’t sending shots his way on “R.I.C.O.”

Released Song: “Used To” ft. Lil Wayne (2015)

While it didn’t catch quite as much attention as “10 Bands,” “Know Yourself,” or “R.I.C.O.” Funkmaster Flex also premiered Drake’s Quentin Miller reference track for his collaboration with Lil Wayne from If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late . This one is a bit more interesting and funny to listen to because Miller is hilariously mumbling some of his flow ideas. One could deduce that this track was much more of a collaboration, but it still seems clear Miller had a lot to do with forming the track’s core elements.

Released Song: “Legend” (2015)

Leaked Reference Track: Performed by Partynextdoor (2016)

“Legend” arguably contains one of Drake’s stickiest melodies. The song, which is the first on If You're Reading This It's Too Late , really set the tone for the most Toronto-sounding album he’s ever released. There is some irony that a monumental song about Drake’s legacy features such a heavy hand from another artist. Partynextdoor solely produced “Legend,” and there is also a writing credit from Miller. 

Released Song: “Company” feat Travis Scott (2015)

Leaked Reference Track: Performed by Partynextdoor (2016) (Leaked version titled “647”)

One of the interesting things about “Company,” is that Partynextdoor has no song writing credit on the final version. (It’s only Drake and producers Travis Scott and Ebony Oshunrinde.) It’s wild to hear some of the core melodies Drake used being created by Party.

Released Song: “Greece” by DJ Khaled ft. Drake (2020)

Leaked Reference Track: Written and Performed by Oz (2019)

“Greece” is probably Drake’s least successful DJ Khaled collaboration. But it made a pretty good reference track. The song’s producer, Oz, actually posted a snippet of his reference track for the song on Instagram in 2019. When Drake’s version was released, people on the internet found that reference and exposed it to the world. Oz’s croons on the reference are at times indecipherable lyrically, but the main melodies are clearly all his. Should also be noted that Oz has an official writing credit on the song.

Released Song: “Jumbotron Shit Poppin” (2022)

Leaked Reference Track: Performed by Lil Yachty (2024)

It has been no secret that Lil Yachty helped Drake with much of his 2022 album with 21 Savage, Her Loss . You can clearly hear his background vocals on many other tracks besides this one. This is, however, the only reference track leaked from the project. When you hear the Yachty version you can hear why Drake’s version worked so well when it dropped, but also how much it isn’t really his song idea. Yachty is officially credited as a writer and co-producer on the track.

Released Song: “Calling For You” ft. 21 Savage (2023)

Leaked Reference Track: Allegedly Performed by Cash Cobain (2024)

This is the only reference track here that has flat-out been denied to be real. Bronx rapper/producer Cash Cobain has even claimed it was probably made by AI . Cobain's alleged reference track does sound incredibly believable though. Like many references before it, the song sounds more natural in his cadence than Drake’s. Cobain also produced the song so it would make complete sense—given Drake’s track record—that Cobain would send it to him with the melody and lyrics already intact. Cash Cobain is an officially credited lyricist on the song along with ten other writers.

Released Song: “Mob Ties” (2018)

Leaked Reference Track: Performed by Vory (2024)

Vory famously contributed to Bryson Tiller’s breakout 2015 hit “Don’t,” which was released three years before “Mob Ties.” Given Tiller’s early affiliation with Drake, who almost signed him, it would make sense that they would share writers. “Mob Ties” doesn’t really sound much like other Drake songs. It uses a southern trap flow that seems a bit outside of Drake’s natural range and its lyricism is not credible coming from Drake. 

Released Song: “Ratchet Happy Birthday” (2018)

Leaked Reference Track: Performed by Partynextdoor (2024)

This is the most recent leaked reference and potentially the least surprising. When you hear Party singing it you realize how much the melodies are in his natural pocket. 

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Since the apparent reference track surfaced, folks on social media have been debating the impact of the situation. One X (formerly Twitter) user wrote, “This doesn’t prove anything other than they worked on the song together. The lyrics in Drake’s version are completely different and way better if we’re being honest. Thank God this was Drake’s song and not Vory’s.”

This doesn’t prove anything other than they worked on the song together. The lyrics in Drake’s version are completely different and way better if we’re being honest. Thank God this was Drake’s song and not Vory’s. https://t.co/VHZ2Uw8HtO — elbirdleaf (@elbirdleaf) May 28, 2024

Somebody else wrote, “That’s my point … If Drake didn’t write those timestamp raps we having a whole different discussion…. Them songs Yatchy and Vory making ain’t putting Drake in no top nothing convos ….”

That’s my point … If Drake didn’t write those timestamp raps we having a whole different discussion…. Them songs Yatchy and Vory making ain’t putting Drake in no top nothing convos …. — ⚜️The B-U-N™⚜️ (@BayouBun) May 28, 2024

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Drake, Camila Cabello collaboration comes after 'Call Her Daddy' comments about rapper

Cabello appeared on a March episode of "Call Her Daddy" and addressed rumors about a romance between her and Drake after confirming her past relationship with Shawn Mendes didn't "feel right."

"Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper asked Cabello about photos that  came out last December  of Cabello and Drake vacationing together in Turks and Caicos. The photos, which saw the artists riding on jet skis, smiling and laughing together on a yacht, came up during a conversation about what "single Camila" is like.

Camila Cabello opens up about Drake, ex Shawn Mendes on 'Call Her Daddy'

"I try to really prioritize that part of my life. It's just so fun. I honestly love being single," before later telling Cooper, "I will say, you know what, I love that man. I love him."

Camilla Cabello responds to 'I Luv It' criticism about 'C,XOXO' lead single

Cabello released her first single "I Luv It" for "C, XOXO," in late March and the internet did not, well, love it. She addressed the criticism of the song, which she called "weird" and "new territory," and has since became a viral sound on TikTok.

"The unpredictability of it is so different for me," she says. "It's such a kick-the-door-down moment, sonically, that it makes me feel strong and powerful," Cabello said. "At least for me, in this stage of my life, it would feel so unfulfilling to just have a song that was big but felt like something that I've already done before."

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Drake helped the WNBA announce Toronto's expansion team and fans trolled him with Kendrick lyrics

I t was a banner day for Toronto basketball on Thursday as the WNBA officially announced the city would receive the league's first expansion team north of the border and all the big stars came out to celebrate.

Scottie Barnes made an appearance at the announcement. So did Kyle Lowry — who hasn't even played for the Raptors since 2021, but remains beloved by Toronto.

Drake was also there, and the second the internet found out, that kind of derailed any other talking point. After all, what is anyone supposed to do upon seeing him except snicker at how badly he lost a rap beef with Kendrick Lamar ?

For that matter, what is anyone at the announcement supposed to say to Drake right now? Imagine what making small talk with him must be like. It can't be anything less than awkward. Granted, it would be notable if Drake weren't at a foundational pro basketball event in his hometown , but it doesn't seem like his cooldown period has been long enough after the beef .

WNBA fans certainly weren't ready to let it go.

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Snoop Dogg Thanks 'Nephews' Drake and Kendrick Lamar for 'Raising the Bar' with Their Rap Beef

The rap veteran says "the writing has been upped since the confrontation" between the stars began

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The latest star weighing in on Drake and Kendrick Lamar ’s headline-making feud is none other than Snoop Dogg , and — spoiler alert — his advice was not to drop it like it’s hot .

The rap stars’ months-long back-and-forth has captured the attention of everyone from Tom Hanks to Uma Thurman , who offered Drake her Kill Bill costume . Now, the rap veteran, 52, is offering his two cents.

Speaking with Entertainment Tonight about the months-long rap beef (which has also included artists like J. Cole , Future , Metro Boomin and Rick Ross ) Snoop shouted out, not criticized, the rappers — and called them his “nephews.”

"Well, the only thing I want to say about that whole scenario is that I want to give both of them a shout-out for raising the bar as far as lyrics, as far as song-making and writing,” the rapper told the outlet, “because the writing has been upped since the confrontation or whatever you call it, whatever they went through.”

“Those are my nephews,” he added. “I'm not in the middle of it. I support both of them and that's personal business, not my business."

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No stranger to rap beef, the “Gin and Juice” artist also said that the pair’s public feud — which has included everything from lyrical disses to Instagram call-outs — has upped the rap game as a whole.

"As far as what they did for the industry and the rap game, they made you rap again," he told ET . “You can't mumble your way and gimmick your way to a song no more, buddy.”

“So, thank y’all,” he added.

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Contrary to his new comments, Snoop was already "in the middle of" Drake and Lamar’s beef before his ET interview — although it wasn’t necessarily by choice.

As Drake, 37, waited for Lamar, 36, to respond to his leaked "Push Ups" diss track in April, he released another song, "Taylor Made Freestyle,” aimed at the "Be Alright" rapper, and it controversially featured AI verses from Snoop, as well as the late Tupac Shakur . (It also featured a Taylor Swift name-drop .)

In his AI verse, the “Drop It Like It’s Hot” rapper disses Lamar before Drake comes back in with: “Yeah, unc', that's the truth.”

Sharing a confused reaction to the unexpected feature back in April, Snoop posted a video on Instagram. In the clip, which he captioned, “🤷🏾‍♂️🎤👀🤣⏰ 🤖," the rapper slowly creeped into frame and said, “They did what? When? How? Are you sure?”

After a loud sigh, Snoop continued: “Y’all have a good night and to all … Why everybody calling my phone, blowing me up? What the f---? What happened? What’s going on?”

"I’m going back to bed," he finished. "Good night."

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