Drake, whose full name is Aubrey Drake Graham, was born on October 24, 1986, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and is 39 years old. He is a Canadian rapper, singer, songwriter, actor and record producer who became one of the most commercially successful artists in modern music. Drake began his entertainment career as an actor on Degrassi: The Next Generation before pursuing music professionally and releasing his early mixtapes in the mid-2000s. His music blends hip-hop, R&B, pop, trap and dancehall, often combining melodic singing with rap. Since the release of Thank Me Later in 2010, Drake has built a vast catalog of albums, mixtapes, singles and collaborations with artists including Rihanna, Future, 21 Savage, Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Nicki Minaj and many others.
Quick Facts
Full Name: Aubrey Drake Graham
Date of Birth: October 24, 1986
Age: 39
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Nationality: Canadian
Profession: Rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, record producer
Genres: Hip-hop, R&B, pop, trap, dancehall
Active Since: 2001
Drake Songs
Drake has one of the largest and most influential song catalogs in contemporary hip-hop. His discography includes studio albums, mixtapes, collaborative projects, EPs, soundtrack appearances, standalone singles and a large number of guest appearances. From early projects such as Room for Improvement and So Far Gone to albums including Take Care, Nothing Was the Same, Views, Scorpion, Certified Lover Boy, Honestly, Nevermind and For All the Dogs, Drake has consistently moved between rap, R&B, pop and Caribbean-influenced sounds.
Complete Unique Drake Song List
- Over My Dead Body
- Shot for Me
- Headlines
- Crew Love — featuring The Weeknd
- Take Care — featuring Rihanna
- Marvins Room
- Buried Alive Interlude — featuring Kendrick Lamar
- Under Ground Kings
- We’ll Be Fine
- Make Me Proud — featuring Nicki Minaj
- Lord Knows — featuring Rick Ross
- Cameras
- Doing It Wrong — featuring Stevie Wonder
- The Real Her — featuring Lil Wayne and André 3000
- Look What You’ve Done
- HYFR — featuring Lil Wayne
- Practice
- The Ride
- Hate Sleeping Alone
- Fireworks — featuring Alicia Keys
- Karaoke
- The Resistance
- The Best I Ever Had
- Successful — featuring Trey Songz and Lil Wayne
- I’m Goin’ In — featuring Lil Wayne and Young Jeezy
- Best I Ever Had
- Houstatlantavegas
- November 18th
- Ignant Shit — featuring Lil Wayne
- A Night Off — featuring Lloyd
- Say What’s Real
- Little Bit — featuring Lykke Li
- Congratulations
- Let’s Call It Off — featuring Peter Bjorn and Oliver
- Fear
- Best I Ever Had Remix
- Lust for Life
- Over
- Shut It Down — featuring The-Dream
- Fancy — featuring T.I. and Swizz Beatz
- Find Your Love
- Thank Me Now
- Miss Me — featuring Lil Wayne
- Up All Night — featuring Nicki Minaj
- Fancy
- Fireworks
- Karaoke
- The Resistance
- Show Me a Good Time
- Unforgettable
- Light Up — featuring Jay-Z
- Cece’s Interlude
- Find Your Love
- Miss Me
- Thank Me Now
- Headlines
- Take Care
- The Motto — featuring Lil Wayne
- HYFR
- Started From the Bottom
- Hold On, We’re Going Home — featuring Majid Jordan
- All Me — featuring 2 Chainz and Big Sean
- Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2 — featuring Jay-Z
- Tuscan Leather
- Furthest Thing
- Started From the Bottom
- Wu-Tang Forever
- Own It
- Worst Behavior
- From Time — featuring Jhené Aiko
- Connect
- The Language
- 305 to My City — featuring Detail
- Too Much — featuring Sampha
- Pound Cake
- Come Thru
- Furthest Thing
- The Motion — featuring Sampha
- Over
- 0 to 100 / The Catch Up
- Days in the East
- Draft Day
- Trophies
- How Bout Now
- Energy
- Know Yourself
- 10 Bands
- No Tellin’
- Madonna
- 6 God
- You & the 6
- Jungle
- Company — featuring Travis Scott
- You and the 6
- Hotline Bling
- One Dance — featuring Wizkid and Kyla
- Controlla
- Too Good — featuring Rihanna
- Feel No Ways
- Hype
- Weston Road Flows
- Redemption
- With You — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Faithful — featuring Pimp C and dvsn
- Still Here
- Childs Play
- Pop Style
- Grammy — featuring Future
- Fire & Desire
- Views
- Keep the Family Close
- 9
- U With Me?
- Faithful
- Finesse
- Ratchet Happy Birthday
- Teenage Fever
- KMT — featuring Giggs
- Passionfruit
- Jorja Interlude
- Get It Together — featuring Black Coffee and Jorja Smith
- Sacrifices — featuring 2 Chainz and Young Thug
- Nothings Into Somethings
- Lose You
- Can’t Have Everything
- Glow — featuring Kanye West
- Since Way Back — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Do Not Disturb — featuring Static Major and Ty Dolla $ign
- God Is a Woman
- God’s Plan
- Diplomatic Immunity
- Nice for What
- Nonstop
- I’m Upset
- In My Feelings
- Don’t Matter to Me — featuring Michael Jackson
- Mob Ties
- Emotionless
- 8 Out of 10
- Sandra’s Rose
- Talk Up — featuring Jay-Z
- Is There More
- Peak
- Summer Games
- Blue Tint
- Jaded
- Nice for What
- Ratchet Happy Birthday
- March 14
- Survival
- Can’t Take a Joke
- Elevate
- Emotionless
- Don’t Matter to Me
- Final Fantasy
- Toosie Slide
- Chicago Freestyle — featuring Giveon
- Not Around
- Losses
- From Florida With Love
- Time Flies
- Desires — featuring Future
- Life Is Good — Future featuring Drake
- Laugh Now Cry Later — featuring Lil Durk
- What’s Next
- Wants and Needs — featuring Lil Baby
- Lemon Pepper Freestyle — featuring Rick Ross
- Fair Trade — featuring Travis Scott
- Way 2 Sexy — featuring Future and Young Thug
- Girls Want Girls — featuring Lil Baby
- Champagne Poetry
- Papi’s Home
- Knife Talk — featuring 21 Savage and Project Pat
- Love All — featuring Jay-Z
- In the Bible — featuring Lil Durk and Giveon
- TSU
- N 2 Deep — featuring Future
- Pipe Down
- Yebba’s Heartbreak
- No Friends in the Industry
- 7am on Bridle Path
- Race My Mind
- Fountains — featuring Tems
- Get Along Better — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- You Only Live Twice — featuring Lil Wayne and Rick Ross
- IMY2 — featuring Kid Cudi
- Fucking Fans
- The Remorse
- Falling Back
- Texts Go Green
- Currents
- A Keeper
- Calling My Name
- Sticky
- Massive
- Flight’s Booked
- Overdrive
- Down Hill
- Tie That Binds
- Liability
- Jimmy Cooks — featuring 21 Savage
- Search & Rescue
- Slime You Out — featuring SZA
- First Person Shooter — featuring J. Cole
- IDGAF — featuring Yeat
- Virginia Beach
- Amen
- Calling for You — featuring 21 Savage
- Fear of Heights
- Daylight
- First Person Shooter
- Polar Opposites
- 8am in Charlotte
- What Would Pluto Do
- Members Only — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Drew a Picasso
- Tried Our Best
- Rich Baby Daddy — featuring SZA and Sexyy Red
- Another Late Night — featuring Lil Yachty
- Away From Home
- Polar Opposites
- Slime You Out
- First Person Shooter
- Family Matters
- Push Ups
- Taylor Made Freestyle
- The Heart Part 6
- Champagne Moments
- What Did I Miss?
- Nokia
- Gimme a Hug
- It’s Up — featuring 21 Savage and Young Thug
- Blue Green Red
- Housekeeping Knows — featuring Latto
- Circadian Rhythm
- Peaceful Place
- Which One — featuring Central Cee
- No Face
- Wah Gwan Delilah — featuring Snowd4y
- Another Late Night
- Sideways
- U My Everything — featuring Sexyy Red
- Have a Good Time — featuring Yeat
- Somewhere Here
- Small Town Fame — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- CN Tower
- Moth Balls
- Something About You
- Spider-Man Superman
- Die Trying
- You Broke My Heart
- Bahamas Promises
- Tried Our Best
- Polar Opposites
- Virginia Beach
- What Would Pluto Do
- Members Only
- Drew a Picasso
- Calling for You
- Amen
- 8am in Charlotte
- Away From Home
- Polar Opposites
- Slime You Out
- Search & Rescue
- First Person Shooter
- Rich Baby Daddy
- Another Late Night
- Fear of Heights
- Daylight
- IDGAF
- What Would Pluto Do
- All the Parties
- FPS
- Gently
- Wick Man
- Evil Ways
- Red Button
- Blue Green Red
- Housekeeping Knows
- Nokia
- Pimper’s Paradise
- No Face
- Wah Gwan Delilah
- It’s Up
- Circadian Rhythm
- Peaceful Place
- Which One
- Something About You
- Die Trying
- CN Tower
- Moth Balls
- Small Town Fame
- Gimme a Hug
Drake Albums and Songs
Room for Improvement
Released in 2006, Room for Improvement was Drake’s debut mixtape and one of the first major projects of his music career. The project introduced the combination of rapping and melodic R&B that would become a defining characteristic of his later work.
Complete official tracklist:
- Intro
- Special
- Do What You Do
- Money
- The Presentation
- Bad Meaning Good
- Teach U a Lesson
- Missin’ You
- Something
- Think Good Thoughts
- A.M. 2 P.M.
- The Last Hope
- Drake’s Voice
- Do What You Do Remix
Comeback Season
Released in 2007, Comeback Season expanded Drake’s reputation as an emerging Toronto rapper and singer. The mixtape includes early collaborations with artists such as Lil Wayne and Trey Songz and helped lead into his breakthrough period.
Complete official tracklist:
- Intro
- The Presentation
- Comeback Season
- Closer
- City Is Mine
- A Night Off — featuring Lloyd
- Must Hate Money
- Asthma Team
- Bad Meaning Good
- Going in for Life
- Replacement Girl — featuring Trey Songz
- Barry Bonds
- Teach U a Lesson
- Where to Now
- Give Ya
- You Know, You Know
- Don’t U Have a Man
- Gimme That
- Replacement Girl Remix — featuring Trey Songz
- The Winner
- Congratulations
- Missin’ You
- Unstoppable — featuring Santigold and Lil Wayne
So Far Gone
Released in 2009, So Far Gone was Drake’s breakthrough mixtape and helped establish him as a major new voice in hip-hop and R&B. Songs such as “Best I Ever Had,” “Successful” and “I’m Goin’ In” attracted widespread attention and paved the way for his debut studio album.
Complete official tracklist:
- Lust for Life
- Houstatlantavegas
- Successful — featuring Trey Songz and Lil Wayne
- Let’s Call It Off — featuring Peter Bjorn and John
- November 18th
- Ignant Shit — featuring Lil Wayne
- A Night Off — featuring Lloyd
- Say What’s Real
- Little Bit — featuring Lykke Li
- Best I Ever Had
- Unstoppable — featuring Santigold and Lil Wayne
- Uptown — featuring Bun B and Lil Wayne
- Sooner Than Later
- Bria’s Interlude — featuring Omarion
- The Calm
- The Resistance
- Fear
Thank Me Later
Released in 2010, Thank Me Later was Drake’s debut studio album and transformed him from a promising mixtape artist into a global superstar. The album features collaborations with Alicia Keys, Rihanna, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and The Weeknd.
Complete official tracklist:
- Fireworks — featuring Alicia Keys
- Karaoke
- The Resistance
- Over
- Show Me a Good Time
- Up All Night — featuring Nicki Minaj
- Fancy — featuring T.I. and Swizz Beatz
- Shut It Down — featuring The-Dream
- Unforgettable — featuring Young Jeezy
- Light Up — featuring Jay-Z
- Miss Me — featuring Lil Wayne
- Cece’s Interlude
- Find Your Love
- Thank Me Now
Take Care
Released in 2011, Take Care became one of Drake’s most acclaimed and influential albums. Its blend of atmospheric R&B, introspective rap and polished production helped define the sound of mainstream hip-hop during the early 2010s.
Complete official tracklist:
- Over My Dead Body
- Shot for Me
- Headlines
- Crew Love — featuring The Weeknd
- Take Care — featuring Rihanna
- Marvins Room
- Buried Alive Interlude — featuring Kendrick Lamar
- Under Ground Kings
- We’ll Be Fine
- Make Me Proud — featuring Nicki Minaj
- Lord Knows — featuring Rick Ross
- Cameras
- Doing It Wrong — featuring Stevie Wonder
- The Real Her — featuring Lil Wayne and André 3000
- Look What You’ve Done
- HYFR — featuring Lil Wayne
- Practice
- The Ride
Deluxe edition additional track:
- Hate Sleeping Alone
Nothing Was the Same
Released in 2013, Nothing Was the Same continued Drake’s evolution as both a rapper and singer. The album includes “Started From the Bottom,” “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” “Worst Behavior” and “Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Tuscan Leather
- Furthest Thing
- Started From the Bottom
- Wu-Tang Forever
- Own It
- Worst Behavior
- From Time — featuring Jhené Aiko
- Connect
- The Language
- 305 to My City — featuring Detail
- Too Much — featuring Sampha
- Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2 — featuring Jay-Z
- Come Thru
- All Me — featuring 2 Chainz and Big Sean
- The Motion — featuring Sampha
If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late
Released in 2015, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late was a surprise project that emphasized Drake’s harder-edged rap style. The mixtape became one of his most successful releases and contained tracks such as “Energy,” “Know Yourself,” “6 God” and “Jungle.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Legend
- Energy
- 10 Bands
- Know Yourself
- No Tellin’
- Madonna
- 6 God
- Star67
- Preach — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Wednesday Night Interlude — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Used To — featuring Lil Wayne
- 6 Man
- Now & Forever
- Company — featuring Travis Scott
- You & the 6
- Jungle
- 6PM in New York
What a Time to Be Alive
Released in 2015 with Future, What a Time to Be Alive was Drake’s first major collaborative mixtape with another rapper. The project combines Drake’s melodic style with Future’s trap sound.
Complete official tracklist:
- Digital Dash
- Big Rings
- Live From the Gutter
- Diamonds Dancing
- Scholarships
- Plastic Bag
- I’m the Plug
- Change Locations
- Jumpman
- 30 for 30 Freestyle
Views
Released in 2016, Views became one of Drake’s biggest commercial albums. It combines hip-hop and R&B with strong Toronto identity and Caribbean influences, particularly on “One Dance,” “Controlla” and “Too Good.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Keep the Family Close
- 9
- U With Me?
- Feel No Ways
- Hype
- Weston Road Flows
- Redemption
- With You — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Faithful — featuring Pimp C and dvsn
- Still Here
- Controlla
- One Dance — featuring Wizkid and Kyla
- Grammys — featuring Future
- Childs Play
- Pop Style
- Too Good — featuring Rihanna
- Summers Over Interlude
- Fire & Desire
- Views
- Hotline Bling
More Life
Released in 2017, More Life was described as a playlist rather than a traditional studio album. The project explores dancehall, Afrobeats, grime, R&B and hip-hop while featuring a wide range of international collaborators.
Complete official tracklist:
- Free Smoke
- No Long Talk — featuring Giggs
- Passionfruit
- Jorja Interlude
- Get It Together — featuring Black Coffee and Jorja Smith
- Madiba Riddim
- Blem
- 4422 — featuring Sampha
- Gyalchester
- Skepta Interlude
- Portland — featuring Quavo and Travis Scott
- Sacrifices — featuring 2 Chainz and Young Thug
- Nothings Into Somethings
- Teenage Fever
- KMT — featuring Giggs
- Lose You
- Can’t Have Everything
- Glow — featuring Kanye West
- Since Way Back — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Fake Love
- Ice Melts — featuring Young Thug
- Do Not Disturb — featuring Static Major and Ty Dolla $ign
Scorpion
Released in 2018, Scorpion became one of Drake’s biggest commercial projects and was divided into rap and R&B-oriented sections. It includes “God’s Plan,” “Nice for What,” “In My Feelings,” “Nonstop” and “Don’t Matter to Me.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Survival
- Nonstop
- Elevate
- Emotionless
- I’m Upset
- 8 Out of 10
- Mob Ties
- Can’t Take a Joke
- Sandra’s Rose
- God’s Plan
- Talk Up — featuring Jay-Z
- Is There More
- Peak
- Summer Games
- Jaded
- Nice for What
- Finesse
- Ratchet Happy Birthday
- That’s How You Feel
- Blue Tint
- In My Feelings
- Don’t Matter to Me — featuring Michael Jackson
- After Dark — featuring Static Major and Ty Dolla $ign
- Final Fantasy
- March 14
Part 2
Care Package
Released in 2019, Care Package brought together previously released Drake songs that had not originally appeared on his studio albums. The compilation includes fan favorites and notable tracks from different stages of his career.
Complete official tracklist:
- Dreams Money Can Buy
- The Motion — featuring Sampha
- How Bout Now
- Trust Issues
- Days in the East
- Draft Day
- 4PM in Calabasas
- 5AM in Toronto
- I Get Lonely
- My Side
- Jorja Interlude
- Club Paradise
- Free Spirit — featuring Rick Ross
- Heat of the Moment
- Girls Love Beyoncé — featuring James Fauntleroy
- Paris Morton Music
- Can I
- So Good
- Days in the East
- The Motion
Dark Lane Demo Tapes
Released in 2020, Dark Lane Demo Tapes collected previously unreleased material, leaks and songs that had circulated in different forms before receiving an official release. The project includes “Toosie Slide,” “Chicago Freestyle” and “Time Flies.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Deep Pockets
- When to Say When
- Chicago Freestyle — featuring Giveon
- Not Around
- Toosie Slide
- Desires — featuring Future
- Time Flies
- Landed
- D4L
- Pain 1993 — featuring Playboi Carti
- Losses
- From Florida With Love
- Demons — featuring Fivio Foreign and Sosa Geek
- War
- Lucky Lefty
Certified Lover Boy
Released in 2021, Certified Lover Boy continued Drake’s dominance in mainstream hip-hop and R&B. The album features collaborations with Jay-Z, Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Future, 21 Savage, Lil Durk, Tems and many others.
Complete official tracklist:
- Champagne Poetry
- Papi’s Home
- Girls Want Girls — featuring Lil Baby
- In the Bible — featuring Lil Durk and Giveon
- Love All — featuring Jay-Z
- Fair Trade — featuring Travis Scott
- Way 2 Sexy — featuring Future and Young Thug
- TSU
- N 2 Deep — featuring Future
- Pipe Down
- Yebba’s Heartbreak
- No Friends in the Industry
- Knife Talk — featuring 21 Savage and Project Pat
- 7am on Bridle Path
- Race My Mind
- Fountains — featuring Tems
- Get Along Better — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- You Only Live Twice — featuring Lil Wayne and Rick Ross
- IMY2 — featuring Kid Cudi
- Fucking Fans
- The Remorse
Honestly, Nevermind
Released in 2022, Honestly, Nevermind represented one of Drake’s biggest stylistic departures. The album focuses heavily on house, dance and electronic music while incorporating Caribbean and African influences.
Complete official tracklist:
- Falling Back
- Texts Go Green
- Currents
- A Keeper
- Calling My Name
- Sticky
- Massive
- Flight’s Booked
- Overdrive
- Down Hill
- Tie That Binds
- Liability
- Jimmy Cooks — featuring 21 Savage
- Liability
- Jimmy Cooks
Her Loss
Released in 2022 with 21 Savage, Her Loss combined Drake’s melodic approach with 21 Savage’s direct trap style. The collaborative album became a major commercial success and produced songs including “Rich Flex,” “Major Distribution” and “Spin Bout U.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Rich Flex
- Major Distribution
- On BS
- BackOutsideBoyz
- Privileged Rappers
- Spin Bout U
- Hours in Silence
- Treacherous Twins
- Circo Loco
- Pussy & Millions
- Broke Boys
- Middle of the Ocean
- Jumbotron Shit Poppin
- More M’s
- 3AM on Glenwood
- I Guess It’s Fuck Me
For All the Dogs
Released in 2023, For All the Dogs continued Drake’s mix of rap, R&B and melodic songwriting. The album features artists including 21 Savage, J. Cole, SZA, Lil Yachty, Sexyy Red, Teezo Touchdown and PARTYNEXTDOOR.
Complete official tracklist:
- Virginia Beach
- Amen — featuring Teezo Touchdown
- Calling for You — featuring 21 Savage
- Fear of Heights
- Daylight
- First Person Shooter — featuring J. Cole
- IDGAF — featuring Yeat
- Slime You Out — featuring SZA
- Bahamas Promises
- Tried Our Best
- Screw the World — Interlude
- Drew a Picasso
- Members Only — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- What Would Pluto Do
- All the Parties — featuring Chief Keef
- 8am in Charlotte
- BBL Love — featuring 21 Savage
- Gently — featuring Bad Bunny
- Rich Baby Daddy — featuring SZA and Sexyy Red
- Another Late Night — featuring Lil Yachty
- Away From Home
- Polar Opposites
Scary Hours Edition additional tracks:
- Red Button
- Stories About My Brother
- The Shoe Fits
- Wick Man
- Evil Ways — featuring J. Cole
- You Broke My Heart
Official Standalone Singles or Songs That Are Not Included on the Main Studio Albums
Drake has released many major standalone singles and collaborations outside his main studio albums. Some later became part of other projects, while others remained individual releases.
Major Standalone Singles
- Best I Ever Had
- Headlines
- The Motto — featuring Lil Wayne
- Started From the Bottom
- Hold On, We’re Going Home — featuring Majid Jordan
- 0 to 100 / The Catch Up
- Hotline Bling
- God’s Plan
- Nice for What
- Toosie Slide
- Laugh Now Cry Later — featuring Lil Durk
- What’s Next
- Search & Rescue
- Slime You Out — featuring SZA
- Push Ups
- Taylor Made Freestyle
- Family Matters
- The Heart Part 6
- What Did I Miss?
- No Face
- Nokia
- Gimme a Hug
Major Collaborations With Other Artists
Drake has collaborated with artists from hip-hop, R&B, pop, Afrobeats and dancehall throughout his career. His most notable official collaborations include:
- What’s My Name? — Rihanna featuring Drake
- Work — Rihanna featuring Drake
- Take Care — Drake featuring Rihanna
- Too Good — Drake featuring Rihanna
- What’s Next — Drake
- Life Is Good — Future featuring Drake
- Where Ya At — Future featuring Drake
- Jumpman — Drake and Future
- Rich Flex — Drake and 21 Savage
- Jimmy Cooks — Drake featuring 21 Savage
- Knife Talk — Drake featuring 21 Savage and Project Pat
- First Person Shooter — Drake featuring J. Cole
- Evil Ways — Drake and J. Cole
- Fair Trade — Drake featuring Travis Scott
- Sicko Mode — Travis Scott featuring Drake
- Going Bad — Meek Mill featuring Drake
- No Guidance — Chris Brown featuring Drake
- Poetic Justice — Kendrick Lamar featuring Drake
- Work — Rihanna featuring Drake
- Yes Indeed — Lil Baby featuring Drake
- Wants and Needs — Drake featuring Lil Baby
- Girls Want Girls — Drake featuring Lil Baby
- Rich Baby Daddy — Drake featuring SZA and Sexyy Red
- Slime You Out — Drake featuring SZA
- Gently — Drake featuring Bad Bunny
- Life Is Good — Future featuring Drake
- Both — Gucci Mane featuring Drake
- Popstar — DJ Khaled featuring Drake
- Greece — DJ Khaled featuring Drake
- For Free — DJ Khaled featuring Drake
- I’m One — DJ Khaled featuring Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Baby
- Laugh Now Cry Later — Drake featuring Lil Durk
- What’s My Name? — Rihanna featuring Drake
- One Dance — Drake featuring Wizkid and Kyla
- Come Closer — Wizkid featuring Drake
Final Wrap-Up
Drake’s career has produced an enormous catalog spanning early mixtapes, critically acclaimed studio albums, collaborative projects, commercial singles and hundreds of guest appearances. From So Far Gone and Take Care to Nothing Was the Same, Views, Scorpion, Certified Lover Boy, Honestly, Nevermind and For All the Dogs, his music has continually blended rap and R&B with global influences while maintaining a strong connection to Toronto and modern hip-hop culture.
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