Drake changed music forever in 2011. On Nov. 15, 2011, he released 'Take Care' and he's been on top of the rap game since.

Drake Becomes Sexyy Red’s ‘Rich Baby Daddy’ In Their New VHS-Style Video That’s A Throwback Slice Of Life. ... From me to you, St. Louis love, we gonna take care of whatever the surgery is ...

The song marks Drake's first single since his PartyNextDoor collaborative album, '$OME $EXY $ONGS 4 U,' in February ...

Lil Wayne's son Lil Novi was hanging out on a live stream and was asked the "either or" question of selecting his dad vs. Drake ... understandably picking his pops but took things ...

The current state of the hip-hop union is in flux. Mod­ern technology, a prolif­eration of whiz-kid producers and, quite simply, the talent itself has pushed sounds and structures to new, ...

High streaming volume and consistency has kept multiple Drake albums on the weekly Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, helping several titles to strong year-end positions, with 2012’s Take Care (No ...

Former World No. 1 Naomi Osaka recently expressed her admiration for Drake's music while jamming to his popular album 'Take Care'. Osaka was last seen competing on the WTA tour at the 2022 Tokyo Open.

Baby Keem and Kendrick’s new song “The Hillbillies” has added fuel to the flame, with fans noting Kendrick using a similar flow to Drake and wondering whether it’s yet another subtle jab ...

Had Drake spared us this purgatory-like section of the song, not only would we all have almost a minute and a half of our lives back, but the track’s replay value would be exponentially higher. The ...

The "Take Care" rapper is almost as famous for his ever-evolving hairstyles as he is for his music. Recently, Drake even rocked buns.

Drake may love his bed more than nearly anyone else in his life, but at least he’s not averse to sharing it. “Hate Sleeping Alone” is a Take Care bonus cut understandably lost to history ...