Drake addresses fake friends and broken loyalties in the aftermath of his Kendrick Lamar beef on his new song "" ...

Drake teases potential album release date On Friday, Drake had social media buzzing again. The global rap star and OVO ...

N3on ran into the mysterious woman who graced the cover of Drake and 21 Savage’s joint album, Her Loss. During Day 2 of Rolling Loud California, DC the Don took over N3on's stream for a bit ...

Drake's Take Care climbs on multiple charts in the U.K. this week, and next frame, it's likely that he and PartyNextDoor will launch Some Sexy Songs 4 U at No. 1.

On "GIMME A HUG," Drake announces a mid-song beat switch from syrupy drumless gospel to big brass and bigger 808 ("Fuck that, make the beat switch, turn the hoes up, give a million to 'em") like ...

Meanwhile, Drake maintains his position at music’s forefront, consistently releasing chart-topping tracks and maintaining his cultural influence.

Drake changed music forever in 2011. On Nov. 15, 2011, he released his second studio album, and since then he’s been on top of the rap game. Drake’s Take Care was a moment for everybody.

When Drake’s career began blowing up back in 2011, he invited several big names to appear on his “Take Care “ album. One of them was Lamar.

This weekend’s volley of diss songs has changed hip-hop’s rules of engagement forever—and may have shifted both Drake and Kendrick’s legacies in the bargain.

Read More: Hip-Hop Artists Who've Gone Diamond The Legacy of Drake's Take Care Album Released on Nov. 15, 2011, Drake's sophomore album Take Care is generally viewed as his magnum opus.

Drake caught wind of Metro's comment and seemed to take a shot at Metro during a livestream, calling out "tweet-and-deleters." The video can be seen below.

Drake's “Scary Hours 3” EP — a surprise release that dropped on Friday — arrives just six weeks after the hip-hop superstar’s “For All the Dogs" album, ...