Originally titled Views From The Six, but later renamed Views, this was his fourth studio album and a rather potent piece from Drake. But finally, in April 2016 Drake released Views. We encourage you to do so at your earliest convenience, as there’s no telling how long they’ll stay up on these internets. After riding out the high from winning his battle with Meek Mill, Drake was silent other than occasional teasers and putting up an actual billboard in Toronto. Hit the link below to put your ears on the latest from Drake. The first track, “Controlla,” features contributions from modern-day reggae giant, Popcaan, while the second, “These Days,” marks a true-blue ballad from the Toronto-based superstar. In a rare interview with The FADER, Drake opens up about emerging from an underdog city, internet culture, and rap's increasingly level playing field. Likely in a home-stretch effort to cap off the album everyone’s been waiting for (whose cover has been cryptically blasted all over his hometown for months now.) But aside from that lone feature on Rihanna‘s megaton dancehall hit “Work,” 2016 has been barren of Drizzy’s half-sung hooks.Īnd while I’m sure the majority of your will throw this to the side, a pair of Views From The 6 tracks have just made way to the internets, flaunting what could be some of Drake’s best material to date, even if they end up as throw aways. Views doesn’t drop until April 29, but in the meantime, there will be no shortage of Drake memes to hold you over.With his Views From The 6 album looming heavy on the collective conscience of the rap game, Drake‘s been suspiciously quiet as of late. For the pop-song seekers, Drake wasn’t aligning with their ears, but for those following, Drizzy was simply in an evolution telling his story the events in between, the words he could never say. don't worry fam I gotchu /hxtdqtbtoKĪnd of course, Drake has already gotten the crying Jordan treatment: This album offered a different view, this time, from the optics of Drake’s deepest and darkest thoughts.
We all know the story before he was a multi-platinum recording artist, Aubrey Graham, AKA Drake, starred. Idk how but…this L still makes its way back to Meek. Drake was willing to do whatever it takes to get Jimmy Brooks out of his wheelchair. If you zoom into album cover, you see Meek Mill falling off #VIEWS #FACTS /NF9h6UdBIx Drake is arguably one of the biggest artists in the world. I see sad keanu up there with u fam #VIEWS /vNrPflSlhW The video for Drake’s newest single God’s Plan features Canada’s hip-hop sweetheart travelling around Miami as he hands out nearly a million dollars to people in the form of scholarships, groceries and cash. Bae Street April 25, a fireman is coming for you to bring you to safety you're welcome (btw I made this) /FTJBVNjkzf Long story short, the internet is relentless, and the cover for Views From The 6 will be treated no differently.
And then there’s Hotline Bling, which took on a whole other life of its own, with memes spanning from GIFs, to cover art riffs, to songs on Soundcloud and Youtube. If you’re just talking cover art, Take Care, Nothing Was The Same, and If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late have been offered as a sacrifice to the internet meme gods. There’s the photo app for the iPhone that artist Ryder Ripps made in his honor.
There are the Wheelchair Jimmy memes, Soft Drake memes and Starbucks Drake Hands memes. To the city I love and the people in it…Thank you for everything #VIEWS /HEXHNwrWwdĬonsidering Drake’s long history of being meme’d this shouldn’t come as a huge surprise. Naturally, it was only a matter of hours before people started photoshopping Drake in a variety of locales, meme-ing him to the high heavens. In the year 2016, it accumulated 4.14 million equivalent album units, of which 1.6 million were pure sales, ranking as the second best-selling album of the year in pure sales, and the most-consumed album based on album. Drake revealed the cover art for his upcoming album Views From the 6 on Sunday night, which features the rapper perched atop Toronto’s CN Tower. Views became Drake's sixth consecutive number-one album (fifth as solo artist) on the Billboard 200 and largest sales week.
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