So, the only question that remains is: Who will be featured on Drake’s “Certified Lover Boy” album? Get comfortable as we spill the deets.Ĭertified Lover Boy is Drake’s sixth studio album and the follow-up to his fifth studio album, Scorpion, which was released on June 29, 2018. 3, 2021, rumors have been spreading about which artists to expect. Since the project is set to be released on Sept. After all, Drake is known for creating some of the best collaborations in the hip-hop world. Now that "Certified Lover Boy" is on the tip of everyone’s tongue, fans are wondering which artists will grace the project with a verse or two. “Slime, Pluto, Savage and Baby are on CLB,” referring to Young Thug, Future, 21 Savage and Lil Baby. In Georgia, the reveal is none too mysterious. Let alone miss you," as well as "Should've said you loved me today, because tomorrow is a new day." A spokesperson for Drake could not be reached for additional comment on the billboards at press time.Įach of the messages refers to a featured guest from the city where the billboard has popped up. The ads including the phrases "Something other than me has got to give," "I don't miss. The pop star has won four Grammy awards along with several others accolades. What time does Certified Lover Boy come out though? Here's when Drake's new album is set to drop in your country.ĭrake is the highest-certified digital singles artiste ever in the United States, having moved 142 million units based on combined sales and on-demand streams. On August 31, Drake confirmed that Certified Lover Boy would drop worldwide on September 3 and the date is finally here. READ MORE: Drake shares photos of two-year-old son Adonis for the first time Certified Lover Boy on the way, and that’s for anyone in the way.” “OVO, we aim for the head, we don’t aim to please. Looking forward to delivering it to you,” Drake said.
Those same fans may question why certain tracks were left behind, but they'll never have to wonder whether or not he cares.On an episode of OVO Sound 42’s Fri Yiy Friday on Sirius XM earlier this month, Drake shared that Certified Lover Boy was complete. That universe, however, is the one Drake created, and then nourished, both in and out of proper album cycles. For the most part, Care Package is composed of songs Drake fanatics have long enjoyed and sought out, making for a listening experience that plays out like an alternate-universe greatest hits. He raps over a sample of Jai Paul’s “BTSTU” on 2011’s “Dreams Money Can Buy,” and has included album bonus cuts like “My Side,” a song once attached to 2015’s If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late. The earliest inclusion, 2010’s “Paris Morton Music,” came to us via the OVO blog, while others, like 2015’s “Can I,” were loosed through more dubious channels ahead of their planned rollouts.
The strays that make up Care Package span the 10 years of his stardom. Just hours before the arrival of Care Package, Drake announced the 17-track compilation on Instagram as “some of our most important moments together available in one place.” Call it curious that one of the most impactful artists of the era can hold in such high regard a collection of songs that largely were never officially released, but such is the incredibly bountiful catalog of Drake, where even tracks that didn’t make the cut hold a special place in the hearts of his supporters.
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