Amidst high anticipation for Drake’s forthcoming rap album “For All The Dogs”, Champagne Papi has made two crucial announcements. Reportedly, Drake is slated to drop his 8th studio album next week. Further, the legendary rapper and songwriter has seemingly confirmed that the album’s lead single might just drop this Friday.
While Drake is slated to drop his album on September 22, the OVO bossman announced a new forthcoming single ahead of the LP earlier today. For many, that just might mean a new rap record, which will perhaps be the LP’s lead single, releasing this week.
Watch Drizzy’s sprawling announcement below via X, formerly Twitter.
Drake says he’s dropping a song from For All The Dogs this week.👀 🦉pic.twitter.com/aczFiML3HT
— XXL Magazine (@XXL) September 12, 2023
In July, Drake hinted at a probable release on 11 August 2023 or Hip-Hop’s 50th birthday. However, that didn’t come to fruition. Most recently, the “meltdown” rapper revealed an affecting “For All The Dogs” artwork drawn by his 5-year-old son Adonis Graham.
Drake’s album arrives amidst the historic return of Travis Scott. The Houston rapper continues to raze through global rap music since the release of his 4th studio album “Utopia”.
In fact, Drake recently brought out Scott as a special guest at the Vancouver stop of the “It’s All A Blur” tour.
During his appearance, Scott debuted “Meltdown” and “Sicko Mode” alongside Drake, “FE!N” featuring Playboi Carti & Sheck Wes and more.
Amidst the concert, Drake further remembered “his brother” and late Punjabi rap pioneer Sidhu Moose Wala for 5th time. Notably, Drizzy remembered Moosa during his concert in Seattle just a week ahead of his sold-out show in Vancouver.
As reported earlier, at least two rap records from “For All The Dogs” have allegedly leaked online.
The tracks, titled “Tried Our Best” and “I’m the Problem”, surfaced online alongside a bunch of unreleased rap records by ‘The Boy’ including two “Lose You” demos, “416” featuring Big Sean, “Yves Slatt Laurent” and “Calling My Name (Original Version)”.
Most recently, Drake linked up with Central Cee and Travis Scott on “On The Radar Freestyle”.
Whether “Search & Rescue” or “At The Gates” featuring Lil Uzi Vert will appear on Drake’s forthcoming album remains to be seen.
While Drake has yet to reveal the album’s tracklist, he confirmed a Bad Bunny feature during the “It’s All A Blur” tour.
Look out for Drake’s 8th studio album “For All The Dogs” next week.
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