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Urban legend told us selling beaucoup records in the industry before digital music was introduced was relatively easy. The actual numbers tell us differently.

Some rap stars pulled out all the stops for Halloween this year. Miley Cyrus channeled Lil Kim, Nicki Minaj was, well, unclothed, and now photos of Drake donning a mask a la Kanye West surface via Instagram.

It’s no secret that Drake loves his city but everybody knows that love is blind and it will take over your mind.

Footage of Drake‘s DJ, Future the Prince, playing the unreleased Hit-Boy-produced record called “Trophies” at the Brooklyn show of the “Would You Like A Tour?” surfaced. With the Internets highly anticipating the horn-laden track’s release, Revolt TV unveils an interview with the YMCMB rapper that gives more information on what he plans to do with it […]

Fans of Drake‘s Nothing Was The Same bonus track “Come Thru” may find a new favorite song in this remix courtesy of dubstep singer-producer James Blake.

Drake previewed a Hit-Boy produced track rumored to feature Rick Ross in his Nothing Was The Same trailer, but when the album released, the record was nowhere to be found on the track list. But this all changed when his DJ, Future the Prince, previewed a portion of the record at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.

It looks like Drake has more in store for his “Worst Behaviour” video. WordOnRoad published some photos showing the OVO rapper shooting more scenes for his Nothing Was The Same track with director Little X.

It’s always nice to when there’s a star-studded tour but it’s an additional bonus when said stars actually have material together.

We’re not certain if Drake was wearing any Calvin Klein during his birthday spree but he definitely performs in the high end label.

If you have to speculate on why he calls himself “October’s Very Own,” you’re not very shrewd. Scorpio season is upon us and Drake is one of its biggest advocates. On this day, Oct. 24, 2013, the Canadian crooner who knew it would never be the same since he put a chokehold on the music […]

Hey Philly rap fans, Drake was just looking out for your welfare. Reportedly, Drizzy cancelled his show in Philadelphia this past weekend (Saturday, Oct. 19) because of fear that a catwalk used during his show would malfunction and injure attendees. 

Nothing will be the same for Drake in Philadelphia — the same city that pummeled Santa Claus with snowballs — after he postponed his “Would You Like A Tour?” show less than an hour before the concert was set to begin, according to philly.com.