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Congrats to Drake on his single ‘The Motto’ going platinum. The song will be #16 on the Hot 100 chart for this week. |
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Drake is set to present at The 54th Annual Grammy Awards next week. The Official Grammy Awards Twitter posted:
The 54th Annual Grammy Awards air live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles on February 12 at 8 p.m. |
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Last week Rick Ross announced the title of his upcoming mixtape on Twitter, writing ““my new mixtape #richforever coming asap,” and the Bawse is serious about delivering the tape as soon as possible. Late on Monday night (December 26) Ross began tweeting a series of photos via Instagram, which showed him on set filming the visuals for the mixtape’s title track “Rich Forever.” He was joined by Drake, DJ Khaled, Meek Mill and French Montana. |
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Via Rap-Up.com: Drake and Justin Bieber are teaming up in 2012. The pop superstars have set aside some time at the top of next year to work on Bieber’s third album Believe. During his appearance at Stevie Wonder’s House Full Of Toys benefit concert in Los Angeles on Saturday night, Drake shared the news. “Me and [Justin] are going in the studio in January to work on his new album, so I’m excited about that,” the Young Money rapper told the crowd of screaming fans. |
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Check out Drake’s tour dates below, which starts in America on February 14th and end in the UK April 25th: 2012 The Club Paradise Tour European Dates: |
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Both singles will go for adds on January 10th! |
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Via Rap-Up.com: Drake’s fans took very good care of him this week. The Canadian rapper-singer lands his second No. 1 on the charts with his sophomore album. Take Care places first on the Billboard 200 with 631,000 copies sold in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The impressive figures best his debut Thank Me Later, which opened with 447,000 in June 2010. He also earns the third biggest debut of the year behind Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter IV (964,000) and Lady Gaga’s Born This Way (1.1 million). A humble Drizzy took to Twitter to express his gratitude. “I can’t even find the words to express my appreciation…’thank you and I owe you’ is all that comes to mind…truly,” he wrote to his 4.3 million followers. Drake will face off against rock band Nickelback for the top spot on next week’s chart, which will also see debuts from Rihanna and Mary J. Blige. |
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A comic book biography of pop star Drake will be available in stores starting January 2012. FAME: Drake will trace the life of Aubrey Graham from his start in TV’s Degrassi: The Next Generation to his fateful decision to go by his middle name, Drake, and subsequently receive mega stardom as a musician. The comic book’s writer, Marc Shapiro, had this to say about the project:
Shapiro said that in the course of doing the research for FAME: Drake he found the Canadian pop singer to be “refreshingly real and down to earth”:
FAME: Drake, featuring the art of Mike J.C. and a cover by Joe Phillips, will be in stores January 2012 |
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Via Billboard.com: Drake may be awaiting the release of his highly anticipated sophomore album “Take Care” (Nov. 15), but the Toronto rapper is already thinking about his next project: a joint mixtape with Rick Ross. Drake revealed to XXL Magazine that the rappers’ collaborative mixtape will be titled “Y.O.L.O.” (meaning You Only Live Once). Drizzy continued to say that Ross and him have been working on the project for a number of weeks. “We haven’t really connected because he’s been going through this thing with his health,” Drake said, “I’ve been stashing my little beats and verses.” While there’s no date on the mixtape release, the pair did collaborate on “Take Care” with the song “Lord Knows,” one of several songs to flood the ‘net prior the album’s leak. In the song, Rozay actually shouts out “Y.O.L.O.” before his verse, perhaps as a nod to what’s to come. Drake will also be featured on Rick Ross’s upcoming release “God Forgives, I Don’t” (Dec. 13). |
