OVO Sound boss Drake is giving fans a sneak peek into his living quarters. The hip-hop superstar has shared some major looking into his mansion.
Big Facts
On Wednesday, the 6 God went to Instagram with a shot of his cover feature in Architectural Digest. He also provided a slideshow showing off his fancy home furnishings.
“@archdigest@ferrisrafauli” -Drake’s Instagram
High-Key Details
A few nights ago, the Toronto native went to Instagram Live and surprised fans with new audio heat. He appeared on OVO Mark‘s IG deejay session with ample bangers.
One of the new songs previewed was Drake’s anticipated collaboration with Playboi Carti. The song, known as “Pain 1993,” is produced by Pi’erre Bourne and is expected to arrive on Carti’s upcoming album Whole Lotta Red. Drake also shared his verse from his upcoming collaboration with Sosa Geek and Fivio Foreign. The JB MadeIt-produced track was previously teased in February and offers more Drake over UK drill backdrops; he went the drill route in December with “War.” (Complex)
Wait, There’s More
Last week, rap star Lil Baby went online to break major news to his Instagram followers. LB blamed himself for not sending Drake back a verse request in time to make his new “Toosie Slide” record.
“????? @champagnepapi Sent Me This Song A Month Ago My Dumb Ass Ain’t Send The Verse Bacc ? !! But That’s Big Bro We Got Sh*t Comingggggg !!! “Toosie Slide” Out Now ?????” -Lil Baby’s Instagram
“That’s light we got more work to do!!! 4PF ✅” -Drake
“At least he got time to send u verses ??? I still ain’t get sh*t ??” -Tory Lanez
Before You Go
Last Friday, the 6 God kept his word on delivering new music to the masses. Drake shared his latest anthem to fans with an accompanying music video which features him solo in his massive crib.
Drake has released a brand new song called “Toosie Slide,” as well as a music video that reflects the current COVID-19 pandemic. The visual opens with a shot of Toronto’s empty streets. Then Drake appears in his house—self-isolating—wearing gloves and a mask while doing the song’s signature dance. By the song’s end Drake is dancing outside in front of a fireworks display. Watch the clip below. “Toosie Slide” follow Drake’s pair of surprise 2020 songs: “When to Say When” and “Chicago Freestyle.” Also this year, Drake teamed up with Future for “Life Is Good” and “Desires.” (Pitchfork)