#Drake feel no ways listen update#
#Drake feel no ways listen tv#

This update sees PopcaanвЂ™s part ditched in favour of a sample of Beenie ManвЂ™s вЂTear Off Mi GarmentвЂ™. The song first leaked online back in March, with the earlier version featuring a verse from Popcaan. ItвЂ™s Drake on auto-pilot, basically.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњI donвЂ™t need no pill to speak my mind, I donвЂ™t need that / I make people pay me for my time, yeah I need thatвЂќ вЂControllaвЂ™Дrake doing dancehall, including a slightly dubious attempt at Jamaican Patois ( вЂњIвЂ™m never on a waste ting shortyвЂќ).

вЂStill HereвЂ™ sees Drake doing the hooks and the verses (Drake featuring Drake, if you will), while talking himself up and telling everyone how long heвЂ™s going to be around for. Now thatвЂ™s a combo we never expected.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњThat pussy knows me better than I know myselfвЂќ Getty вЂStill HereвЂ™ДЄ slight dip in proceedings. The hook вЂњWorking, working, working, working, ainвЂ™t ya?вЂќ echoes his recent hit with Rihanna вЂWorkвЂ™, while the opening combines the audio from an Amber Rose Instagram video and a posthumous verse from Southern rap legend Pimp C. While the previous song saw Drake moving on from a drugged-up, procrastinating ex, this offering sees Drizzy bemoaning a love interest thatвЂ™s working too much to invest in their relationship.

вЂFaithfulвЂ™ is like the flip-side to вЂFeel No WaysвЂ™ that came earlier in the album. Just imagine what could have been if he had kept it.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњMixing vodka and emotions, tapping into your emotions / Dry cry cause IвЂ™m hopelessвЂќ вЂFaithfulвЂ™ ft. ItвЂ™s unlucky really, as PartyNextDoor had penned the original reference track for RihannaвЂ™s вЂWorkвЂ™. ItвЂ™s only when Jeremih links up for some harmonies at the end that potential is shown. вЂWith YouвЂ™ sees PartyNextDoor take the lead but, despite finally being given some more spotlight, the hook is easily forgettable. So far, heвЂ™s mostly played the part of back-up, appearing on album tracks from DrizzyвЂ™s previous efforts вЂNothing Was the SameвЂ™ and вЂIf YouвЂ™re Reading This ItвЂ™s Too LateвЂ™. PartyNextDoorДЇellow Canadian PartyNextDoor has always seemed on the verge of delivering one massive smash-hit since signing to DrakeвЂ™s OVO Sound in 2013. ItвЂ™s like DrakeвЂ™s version of the five stages of grief.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњWhy do I want an independent woman to feel like she needs me?вЂќ вЂWith YouвЂ™ ft. Please give me timeвЂќ), in need of recognition ( вЂњCertain people need to tell me theyвЂ™re proud of meвЂќ), yet bitter and dismissive ( вЂњRelationships slowinвЂ™ me down, they slow down the visionвЂќ) at the same time. HeвЂ™s remorseful ( вЂњIвЂ™m searchinвЂ™ for these words to say to you.

вЂRedemptionвЂ™ sees Drake confused and conflicted in a way that many are when seeking for some kind of solace. Drake settles scores and gets a whole lot of baggage off his chest in a one-verse take that stretches over four minutes.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњIвЂ™m happiest when I can buy what I want / Get high when I wantвЂќ вЂRedemptionвЂ™ The songвЂ™s titular вЂWeston RoadвЂ™ is a street in Toronto that Drake grew up on, вЂњback when we couldnвЂ™t buy pizza cause we were down to penniesвЂќ, and the track sounds equally nostalgic, with Drake rapping over a hazy sample of вЂMaryвЂ™s JointвЂ™ by Mary J Blige.

#Drake feel no ways listen tv#

Last yearвЂ™s Meek Mill diss вЂBack To BackвЂ™ served far more effective at articulating exactly the same sentiments.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњChasing women a distraction / They want to be on TV right next to meвЂќ вЂWeston Road FlowsвЂ™ Taking вЂHypeвЂ™ on its own and itвЂ™s far from a Drake classic. вЂњвЂViewsвЂ™ already a classic,вЂќ he claims while only five songs deep. Lyrically, the song sees Drizzy drawing a line in the sand and swearing to move on from a parasitic ex, which вЂ“ if you know Drake вЂ“ isnвЂ™t always the easiest thing for him to do.Дrakiest lyric: вЂњThereвЂ™s more to life than sleeping in / And getting high with youвЂќ вЂHypeвЂ™ДЄfter a run of some fairly reflective tracks, вЂHypeвЂ™ is Drake at his most boastful, taking shots at his rivals and bragging what heвЂ™s вЂњdone in my lifeвЂќ. The hi-hat smashing production comes courtesy of Jordan Ullman of DrakeвЂ™s OVO signees Majid Jordan. Like вЂHotline BlingвЂ™, but with a far more interesting beat.