Drake, the iconic rapper and king of surprises, has made another unexpected move by releasing three new songs at once. The tracks SOD, Circadian rhythm, AND On Facebook, with the participation of Playboy CartiIt appeared out of nowhere, directly from Drake’s Instagram profile, @plottttwisttttt, sending fans into a frenzy.
SOD It’s a song that was already making waves even before it was officially released. Originally titled Supersoak, The song debuted on the internet last month thanks to the streamer Kai Cenat.
The original version had a verse of Lil Yachtybut what was supposed to be a quiet release ended up turning into a soap opera when Yachty tried to clean up a Mr. HotSpot sample used on the song. The problem? Mr. HotSpot he did not authorize the use of the sample unless the music was clean, in line with his religious beliefs.
The result? Yachty was completely cut from the final version of SODwhich did not go unnoticed by fans. Many began to speculate about possible tension between Drake and Yachty, especially after noticing that Yachty was no longer following Drake on Instagram. Social media drama is a constant in the world of hip-hop, and this situation has certainly added a little more fuel to the fire.
In addition to the drama involving Yachty, Circadian rhythm It also brought a touch of intrigue, especially for fans who follow the Drake-Kendrick Lamar rivalry. The letter from Circadian rhythm raised suspicions that Drake might be responding to Kendrick’s taunt on the track 6:16 PM in Los Angeles. In this song, Kendrick raps: “I often know this kind of power will cost me dearly / But I live in the circadian rhythms of a shooting star.” Hip-hop sleuths quickly connected the dots, speculating that Drake took direct inspiration from this Kendrick verse to name his new track.
If that’s true, it sounds like Drake is ready for another round of lyrical back-and-forth, one of rap’s favorite pastimes. And as fans know, when these two rap giants start trading barbs, it’s best to pack the popcorn and take a seat.
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Drake and Playboi
Drake doesn’t hold back on his provocations on “No Face.” The track is basically an open letter to everyone who’s ever said anything bad about him, with the rapper rapping scathingly, “I’m so happy that niggas that was jealous and holding that shit back finally got to show it / I’m on cloud nine, yeah, see you guys soon.” It’s Drake at his best, making it clear that even at the top, he’s still on the lookout for any negative comments — and he’s quick to respond with some scathing verses.
This collaboration with Playboi Carti adds a touch of extra energy to the song, making it On the face a song that promises to be a hit among fans who love Drake’s provocative and thought-provoking vibe.
Drake’s three new songs come shortly after he caused a stir by posting a folder containing 100 gigabytes of unreleased content on the site 100gigs.org. Among the files were three more songs – It’s finished with Young Thug and 21 Savage, Blue Green RedAND The cleaners know it with Latto – also launched via Instagram before reaching digital platforms.
It seems like Drake is in a phase where he’s sharing everything at once and fans couldn’t be happier. With these new tracks, he’s proving once again that when it comes to turning the music world upside down, no one does it better than him. And of course, we’re all here to see what comes next.
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Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
