have detractors who’ve deemed them fan service projects because of their tendency to offer each sect of Drake’s audience two to three songs: there’s R&B Drake, “mob boss” Drake, Afrobeats Drake, and reflective “5PM” Drake in equal proportion. That’s why his foray into dance music, from earlier this year, was refreshing, and why this follow-up is poised to be another strategic success.
, they’ve never had to discuss money over any collaborations. During a 2022 Clubhouse session, Meezy revealed that 21 rarely does paperwork with artists he sparks genuine friendship with. “A lot of the artists, they are low-key peers,” Meezy said. “So shit just be happening naturally. A nigga might be in the studio, somebody ask, ‘Ay, can you do this song?’ And it happens, because niggas fuck with each other, so you ain’t gonna talk about money.
and he showed up on the most overtly rap-leaning track on the project. Drake starts “Jimmy Cooks” in typically braggadocios form, rapping over an idyllic sample before, inspired by the previous dance compositions, things take an abrupt shift, and the two pass the baton on a single line. “If I let my nigga 21 tell it, you a pussyyyy,” Drake raps.
Drake 21savage How I think the Drake & 21 Savage — Her Loss album should be formatted 🗡🦉6️⃣ No more than 10 tracks 💿 4 Memphis samples similar to Jimmy Cooks & Knife Talk 4 Metro Boomin produced tracks 1 solo track from Drizzy & Savage individually. 1 feature from J. Cole
Drake 21savage Ranking every Drake & 21 Savage Collaboration: 1. Jimmy Cooks — best overall 2. Mr. Right Now — best vibe 3. Sneakin’ — most vengeful 4. Knife Talk — most turnt (most popular) Her Loss — Drake & 21 Savage should be interesting 💿💿💿