Fans who’ve got tickets for the Toronto Raptors-Brooklyn Nets game at the Air Canada Center this Saturday are in for surprise.
Not only will new Raptors ambassador Drake and Future the Prince be DJing at halftime, but every fan in attendance will receive a limited edition Toronto Raptors x OVO long-sleeved shirt, in celebration of “Drake Night.” How dope is that?
Below are pictures of what the shirts look like…
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Drizzy went out for a night of karaoke and sang Kanye’s “Heartless,” he shared the video on Instagram last night captioning it “Everybody on GOOD Music.”
In between Game’s Robin Hood Project and helping the L.A. Community, Chuck still finds time to hit the booth and kill with his verse on YG’s latest single “Who Do You Love.”
Listen below…
Less than 24 hours after Drake releases the original version, Migos hits us with their remix to the Hit-Boy and Rey Reel produced, “Trophies”.
One of the most talked about records for the last month or so is finally here. The Hit-Boy and Rey Reel produced, “Trophies,” co-production from Hagler and 40. Well worth the wait.
Drizzy Drake adds his touch to Soulja Boy’s “We Made It” record.
After Kanye’s Yeezus tour in Toronto, he hit up the club with Drizzy and lets just say ‘Ye was on his “Worst Behavior”, Kanye was feelin the vibe so much he even swung from the ceiling while they played “Blood On The Leaves.”
Watch the videos below…
Congrats to Drizzy for going 2 X Platinum!
With his single “Hold On, We’re Going Home” currently at number five on the charts, the song has moved 1,000,000 copies, earning a platinum certification.
Queen B celebrated the release of her new album Beyoncé last night after her show at the Barclay’s in Brooklyn at Dave & Busters in New York. Drake, and J.Cole were seen in attendance as well.
VIBE magazine takes us behind the scenes on the set of their latest cover shoot with Drizzy.
Last night Drizzy ended his ‘Would You Like A Tour?’ in Philly, he surprised everyone when he brought out Meek Mill to perform Dreams & Nightmares “Intro” and “Levels” , and Big Sean for “All Me” and “Mercy.”
Drake graced the cover of VIBE magazine’s upcoming winter issue. Inside the mag Drizzy breaks down his ‘Nothing Was The Same’ album, talks Kendrick Lamar and much more.
You can read the entire article here.
Rap nerds have speculated whether “The Language” is a subliminal response to Kendrick Lamar’s verse on Big Sean’s “Control.” Is it appropriate to put those two records side by side?
I don’t ever want to get into responses. It’s a commitment to go there. “The Language” is just energy. What it was inspired by, I’m sure that, and other things. It’s just me talking my shit. I never once felt the need to respond to that record. The sentiment he was putting forth is what he should have. Of course you wanna be the best. Where it became an issue is that I was rolling out an album while that verse was still bubbling, so my album rollout became about this thing. What am I supposed to say? Nah, we’ll be buddy-buddy? Mind you, I never once said he’s a bad guy [or] I don’t like him. I think he’s a fucking genius in his own right, but I also stood my ground as I should. And with that came another step, which then I have to realize I’m being baited and I’m not gonna fall. Jordan doesn’t have to play pickup to prove that he could play ball, no offense. But I’m not gonna give you the chance to shake me necessarily, ’cause I feel great. There’s no real issue. It’s tough because the people wanna see us tear each other down; I don’t wanna give them that. There’s no point. I have no ill feelings toward that guy. It’s just like, it’s there for me if I wanna fall for it. I’m just too smart for that. Hopefully it’s the last time I gotta talk about this, ’cause every time I open my mouth up about it, they take this piece and take this piece. And he’s hungry, so he’s going to do what he has to do like the BET [cypher]. But again, it’s not enough for me to go. We haven’t seen each other [since the BET cypher] but I’m sure we’ll see each other and it’ll be cool. And if it’s not, then I guess that’s how our story unfolds.
Last night during Drizzy’s show in Detroit, he brought Big Sean for the first live performance of “All Of Me.”
