Drake has proven once again that he knows how to keep his fans engaged. After releasing a massive 100 gigabytes of content on a random website, 100gigs.org, The Boy has now made it a little easier for all of us. Instead of sifting through a digital mountain of alternate album covers, studio session footage, and behind-the-scenes music videos, Drake has pulled out the musical gems and packed them into a brand new EP titled “The Boy.” 100 GIGs.
First, hidden among the 100 gigabytes of content, three new tracks – “It’s Up” with Young Thug and 21 Savage, “Blue Green Red” and “Housekeeping Knows” with Lattice– have been moved to streaming services for your listening pleasure. You don’t have to be a digital archaeologist to dig these up; you can now easily find them on Spotify and Apple Music.
Drake’s surprise content dump was, as always, a masterpiece of hype-building. The sheer volume of material released had fans excited and frantically downloading it, while simultaneously speculating what hidden gems might be hidden within. But let’s be honest – who has the time (or hard drive space) to go through 100 gigabytes of content? Thankfully, Drake’s latest tracks are now neatly packaged and ready to stream.
The 100 GIGs The EP begins with “It’s Up”, a banger with Young thug and 21 Savage. The track is a masterful blend of the trio’s signature styles and features the kind of energy that made Drake a household name. Next up is “Blue Green Red,” a track that offers a softer, more introspective vibe. Finally, “Housekeeping Knows,” featuring Latto, rounds things out with a catchy hook and slick production that’s sure to get stuck in your head.
Drake’s decision to release these tracks just days after his monumental content debut on streaming platforms shows his talent for blending digital innovation with traditional music releases. The move allows fans to easily access the new music without getting lost in the massive deluge of bonus content.
Whether you’re here for the music or have time to dive deep into the 100 gigabytes of additional content, Drake has you covered. Head to Spotify or Apple Music to stream 100 GIGs now, and keep an eye on drake‘s next step – because with him you never know what will happen next.
