Drake’s dealing with a man who once said slavery was a choice, wore a MAGA hat and was living in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, hosting “listening parties ” for an album that isn’t even finished. Kanye is willing to do or say anything, to anyone, at any time.
Quarrelling with Kanye is like trying to fight a tornado engulfed in flames while simultaneously dodging lightning bolts: It’s extremely dangerous, exceedingly unpredictable and without benefit. He then took it upon himself to publicly reveal Drake’s Toronto address. He followed with the messages, “I live for this,” and, “you will never recover,” a threat seemingly aimed at Drake. Then on Monday, Kanye posted to Instagram a screenshot of a group text in which he had shared a picture of Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker. On American rapper Trippie Redd’s new single Betrayal, released Friday, Drake poked fun at West, saying, “ All these fools I’m beefin’ that I barely know/Forty-five, forty-four (Burned out), let it go,” adding his 44-year-old rival’s nickname, Ye. Yes, the decade-long Drake-Kanye beef – which has spanned across records, shoe collaborations, billboards and interviews – has been reheated. There are plenty of positives – unless you’re Drake, who has absolutely nothing to gain from renewing his beef with Kanye West. A rivalry can push album sales, catapult an artist to stardom or even solidify a legacy. Depending on the victor, a solid verse from a diss track can write an artist with an otherwise negligible career into the annals of rap history. In hip hop, a good beef can be a godsend. He was recently the musical guest on SNL garnering rave reviews across the board and was also included as one of Time's 100 Most Influential People.Please log in to bookmark this story. The album also features "Sure Thing," which hit #1 on Billboard's Hip-Hop/R&B chart and second US #1 "Quickie." Miguel followed up on the success of his debut album with his critically-acclaimed, Grammy Award nominated, sophomore release, KALEIDOSCOPE DREAM, which features his third US #1 hit single "Adorn." In 2013 Miguel was nominated for a total of 5 Grammy Awards. Miguel hit the mainstream in 2010 with the infectious first single ALL I WANT IS YOU from his major label debut album of the same name. The album earned Drake multiple Grammy® nominations, including Best New Artist, Best Rap Album, and Best Rap Solo performance. Drake’s full-length album debut, 2010’s THANK ME LATER, also bowed at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart week of release and has been certified Platinum by the RIAA. NOTHING WAS THE SAME follows the critically acclaimed and multi-platinum selling TAKE CARE (Young Money / Cash Money / Universal Republic), which earned Drake his first Grammy® Award for “Best Rap Album” and debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart in 2011. Drake has since released two more songs, “5AM in Toronto” and “Girls Love Beyonce,” directly to fans online via. The tour announcement comes as buzz for Drake’s new album NOTHING WAS THE SAME continues to escalate since the release of the album’s first track “Started From The Bottom.” The hit single burned up the charts landing in the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. The tour will feature Grammy® Award-winning rising R&B star Miguel. Grammy® Award-winning, multi-platinum selling, recording artist Drake has announced his 41-city North American WOULD YOU LIKE A TOUR? arena tour in support of his highly anticipated upcoming album release NOTHING WAS THE SAME, due out later this year.
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