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Digital media is not only big business in 2013, it’s the only business as far as success is concerned. If Beyoncé’s most recent earthquake of an album taught us anything, it’s that the Internet and all its capabilities are to be fully taken advantage of if you want to go far within your musical career.

Any animosity Kanye West and Drake had in the past is clearly a wrap. After the former’s Yeezus tour show at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Drizzy joined him at an after party at the local nightclub called The Hoxton and Yeezy was spotted singing the YMCMB rapper’s songs including “Worst Behaviour” and “Headlines.” 

Drake‘s old acting chops are once again going to come in handy. The Toronto will rapper will host and be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live in January. 

Drake looking all…menacing? That’s what we get on the latest VIBE magazine which features the “Started From The Bottom” rapper on its “Race Issue” cover. 

Beyoncé’s reign of music, and Internets, supremacy continues with the drop of her video for “Mine,” featuring Drake. 

When Kanye West says your the hottest MC in the game, you’re doing something right. That would be Drake, who previewed a verse from a forthcoming remix of his tour buddy Future’s “Sh*t” street cut. 

One of the people making a nice chunk of change off of Drake is his lawyer since the Toronto native stays getting sued. The “No New Friends”  rapper is being sued for allegedly backing out on a couple of Chicago concerts in 2012. 

With no promotion or warning King Bey decimated timelines around the globe with the release of her newest album. We have the most outrageous Twitter reactions after the break.

The latest product born out of Hip-Hop’s current affinity for nostalgia comes from Drake, who recently unveiled the Cash Money-inspired “Welcome To The Family” capsule collection.

Okay, here’s what had happened. Earlier this year, French filmmaker Mikael Colombu released a trailer to his video for Drake’s “We’ll Be Fine,” which was promptly pulled. Here it is in full, but don’t expect to actually hear “We’ll Be Fine” while watching.

You ever wonder what your favorite artists do during their downtime on tour? Well, Drake, as it seems, makes the of his moments offstage by spending time with his athletic opposites.

The Grammy Nomination Concert goes down tonight (December 6) in Los Angeles, but don’t expect Drake to be there as scheduled. Reportedly, the YMCMB rapper has pulled out of the show thanks to a last minute “scheduling conflict.”