Drizzy released three of the tracks – “It’s Up” featuring 21 Savage, “Blue Green Red” featuring Young Thug and “Housekeeping Knows” feat. Latto – on an Instagram account called @plottttwistttttt, which many immediately suspected of being his forerunner after he began to follow them.
In addition to photos, videos and even PowerPoints, the collection includes unreleased songs from various eras of Drake’s career, including the album “The 2021” Certified Loverboy and 2013 Nothing was as beforeThere’s even a snippet that appears to serve as a reference track for Kanye West’s 2018 song “Yikes” – a song from Ye’s eighth studio album of the same name.
Drake recently announced during an R&B-only concert he hosted in Toronto on August 2 that he and PartyNextDoor, co-writer of Rihanna’s smash hit “Work,” will release a collaborative album in the fall or winter.
“On behalf of me and on behalf of Party, we’ve been working on something for all of you,” Drake told the crowd at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage, according to Complex. “So, put the summer behind you and do what you gotta do. I know all you girls are out there. When it gets a little chilly, PartyNextDoor and the Drake album will be right there waiting for you.”
In 2013, PartyNextDoor signed to OVO and became the first artist to sign to Drake’s label. Party co-wrote some of Drake’s biggest hits, including “Come and See Me” and “With You.”
During the Toronto show, Drake presented PartyNextDoor with flowers, declared he was the “King of R&B” and wished him lots of love for “changing my life and my sound,” according to Complex’s report.
The surprise exit follows Drake’s much-publicized feud with Kendrick Lamar, who seemed to have the last laugh with his hit “Not Like Us,” which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
