#Drake take care album release party full

So, sadly, I had to be omitted from the original album release. It was clear to me that an edited вЂcleanвЂ™ format of the verse would not work without having the raw, original also available. I thought it was a beautiful choice to make a clean album but, unfortunately, I didnвЂ™t know that was the plan before I wrote and recorded my verse. It felt appropriate to me to support the Donda concept by referencing my own mother, who passed away in 2013. I was inspired by his idea to make a musical tribute to his mom. вЂњA few weeks ago Kanye reached out about me being a part of the Donda album. (CyHi contributed to the now diamond certified song because he works closely and often with fellow Kanye affiliate Travis Scott, but Drake's scene-stealing verse is infamous for containing several Kanye disses.)

(Unfortunately there's a second red hat reference, this time in the present tense.) It's unclear when Kanye recorded this but the majority of the verse addresses his issues with Drake, from general shots like declaring he fathered Drake and a swath of other rappers' style ('He made 808s, so he's everyone's dad') to a direct name-drop: вЂњTold Drake don't play with me on GD/And he sent that message to everybody/So if I hit you with a вЂw-y-dвЂ™/You better hit me вЂYes sir IвЂ™m writing everything you need.'' (GD refers to, of course, the Chicago gang Gangster Disciples, whose imprisoned founder, Larry Hoover, Kanye has been working to free.) He also alludes to the group chat he posted weeks ago that he started and added Drake and Virgil Abloh into, and even admits CyHi the Prynce, his close collaborator and co-writer, told him straight up that вЂњSicko ModeвЂќ is the biggest song he's ever written on. Kanye opens his verse also talking to his mother-вЂњMama, your son in the red hat had suffered setbacksвЂќ-but the turns it takes from there might explain why Drake chose to spoil its release. At the same time, he changed the caption of a photo of himself playing Sound 42 with friends in front of his Toronto mansion from вЂњTune tf inвЂќ to вЂњWaste removal.вЂќ Read into that what you will.

#Drake take care album release party full

Well, whatever his plans were, Drake promptly spoiled them-somehow Drake acquired a high quality rip of the full song, which he played on Sound 42. Let's back up: this past week Kanye granted his first interview during the Donda era to a journalist in Berlin, where he previewed a new song with Andre 3000 called вЂњLife of the Party.вЂќ (The album is named after/inspired by Kanye's late mother, on one track he wistfully raps вЂњMama, you were the life of the party.вЂќ) It was expected that Kanye would formally release the track soon, if not on its own then by adding it to Donda on streaming services. Fans took the hint, and instead of just Certified Lover Boy songs and rare loosie tracks, Drake unearthed a song not from his own vault, butвЂ¦Kanye's. Neither Kanye nor his cohorts like Pusha T have responded at press time, but an unexpected plot twist came during the wee hours of Friday night/Saturday morning when Drake went on his Instagram to promote OVO Sound's weekly Sirius radio show Sound 42 a little harder than usual. It was inevitable that Drake would stoke the flames with new bars on his album-sure enough, a full song was dedicated to addressing and dissing Kanye. Another week, another new bizarre development in Drake and Kanye West's eternal cold war, which has been running quite hot for the last month.