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| Video Discription | Drake [ Young King ] New Song 2014 WorldStar City WorldStar City Subscribe 3,751 Add to Share More 212,333 880 51 Published on Nov 13, 2013 Drake New Song Young King - Please Listen To This Song And Like It. Drake Feat Johnny Rainz And The crew. Ever Since Drake Has Came Out With His New Album. There has been a couple of Mixtapes out. This is a exclusive Drake Song. Drakes Lyrics Are Amazing. Drake has made it a long way. I can say that drake is the best at this point. He is like a young pac- Drake is def lyrical with each and every lyrics. 2014 come's I'm pretty sure Drake will have the best album out. I really Don't see anyone on Drake level. It's Amazing how Drake Spits. Drake can say some stuff on his Tracks. His Instrumentals are wicked i could say his instrumental is made to go with his flow and Drake puts every lyric on it like it belongs there. When Drake first came out i was not a big fan of Drake Cause i did not like his start. But as Drake soon started singing it became amazing. How can Drake sing and rap on his own beats. Wow i guess Drake is a beast. Drake is my best rapper. And i will always support his album Lyrics And style. Drake is a Beast in the studio. Even on interview He is a live beast. I might meeting Drake next year at to make a beat for him. I Already produced a beat for johnny. I need Drake to hollar at me. Young King -------- Excessive Tags ---------- LYRICS Jay Z Lebron James Type Beat Avicii - Wake Me Up (Official Video) Rihanna - Pour It Up (Explicit) Rihanna - Diamonds (Live on SNL) Britney Spears - Work B**ch Ellie Goulding - Burn OneRepublic - Counting Stars Justin Timberlake - Mirrors Demi Lovato - Heart Attack (Official Video) Ariana Grande - The Way ft. Mac Miller Justin Bieber - Beauty And A Beat ft. Nicki Minaj Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe Katy Perry - Wide Awake U2 Drake - Hold On We're Going Home Nothing Was The Same In Stores Sept 24th The cover art for Drake's third studio album, Nothing Was the Same, has become a story unto itself. It's an oil painting by Kadir Nelson, the SoCal artist responsible for the bizarre orgy of imagery plastered over the King of Pop's posthumous album, Michael. One panel depicts baby Drake with an afro-comb wedged in his hair, and the other, the man formerly known as Aubrey Graham in the present day, rocking a fresh fade and gold chain. The two separate album covers are meant to face each other on record store shelves (if there still is such a thing). This is supposed to be an album that reconciles past, present, and future, and is meant to join a long line of seminal rap LPs boasting baby photos, such as Nas's Illmatic, Notorious B.I.G.'s Ready to Die, mentor Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III, and, recently, Kendrick Lamar's good kid, m.A.A.d city. awarded the Grammy for Best Rap Album The New York Times. As an artist, Drake falls somewhere between Kanye's mad scientist and Jay-Z's hollow braggadocio. He's not the concept album type, but a mainstream entertainer whose wealth of contradictions makes him a beguiling figure; a rap Dadaist. In many ways, Drake is to rap what Katy Perry is to pop. Unlike ex-Disney kid Miley Cyrus, whose forays into "twerking" seem forced, Drake and Katy have gradually—and convincingly—evolved from their prior selves (Wheelchair Jimmy, Katy Hudson) into their current personas. These are also two artists with a very firm grasp on the musical climate. living in the age of the iTunes single, which is why Drake, with only three albums in the bag, has the most No. 1 songs on Billboard's Hot Rap Songs chart, with 14. So with Nothing Was the Same, instead of, say, a wholly immersive concept album like the aforementioned good kid, m.A.A.d city, we're treated to a deliciously seductive panoply of tracks. Nothing Was the Same opens with a sharp meta-commentary on all things Drake. It's a six-minute prologue that sees the rapper channeling his inner Virginia Woolf, rhyming stream-of-consciousness style over a helium-y sample of Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing" The track "Tuscan Leather" is named after a Tom Ford cologne that's been unofficially branded eau de cocaine, [q2k9zzcQcZc] |
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