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Click the AdBlock icon in the browser extension area in the upper right-hand corner.In other music news, a release date for Beyoncé’s new album, RENAISSANCE, has been announced.Īdblock Adblock Plus Adblocker Ultimate Ghostery uBlock Origin Others Stream Drake’s HONESTLY, NEVERMIND on Spotify and Apple Music. 1 and held the record for the largest opening week of a 2021 album. The record included appearances from Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Giveon, Jay-Z, Travis Scott, Future, Young Thug, Yebba, 21 Savage, Project Pat, Tems, Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross and Kid Cudi, and went on to debut at No. HONESTLY, NEVERMIND arrives only nine months after the GRAMMY-nominated Certified Lover Boy, which featured a Damien Hirst-designed album cover that sees 12 pregnant women emojis. The Boy surprised fans by announcing the album less than 12 hours before its release, and no hints or rumors regarding the new project made its way to the internet. The love they profess for one another might at first play as eyebrow-raising, but to question it would be to willfully ignore the notion that laying down raps, like nearly anything else, is just that much more fun with your bestie in tow.Clocking in at approximately 50 minutes, the 14-track project features a sole guest appearance from 21 Savage on the closing track “Jimmy Cook’s” and production work from the likes of Tay Keith, Gordo, Noah “40” Shebib and Black Coffee to name a few, with the last two also serving as executive producers alongside Drizzy, Oliver El-Khatib and Noel Cadastre. Her Loss is much of the same, with the pair leaning into a shared disdain for less-accomplished artists (“On BS,” “Privileged Rappers,” “Broke Boys”), sharing their views on contemporary courtship (“Spin Bout U,” “Hours in Silence”), detailing what life as a superstar rapper entails (“Circo Loco,” “Pussy & Millions”), and, in one instance, rapping about how much they appreciate one another (“Treacherous Twins”). The song was a stylistic outlier from that album’s house and techno-adjacent dance music thread, allowing Drake and Savage the chance to do what they’ve always enjoyed doing together: rail against entitled love interests, revel in the lifestyle they’ve earned, and, for 21 Savage specifically, remind listeners that his guns still do go off. It was likely Honestly, Nevermind standout “Jimmy Cooks” that inspired, or at the very least prioritized, Her Loss. Some eight years and three additional collaborations later, 21 Savage is most assuredly a bona fide rap star and Drake is still arguably the most impactful singer and MC in the world, but the 16 tracks that make up Her Loss reveal the pairing as somehow larger than the sum of its parts. Drake and 21 Savage’s Her Loss is the culmination of a relationship that dates at least as far back as 2016, when the pair linked up for “Sneakin’.” Back then, 21 was a burgeoning Atlanta rapper with a lot of promise (and an association with producer of the moment Metro Boomin), while Drake was arguably the most impactful singer and MC in the world and the guy whose co-sign could be counted on to usher bubbling talents into proper rap stardom.

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