Drake is giving Taylor Swift her flowers via a surprising namedrop on his new album.
“Taylor Swift the only n—ga that I ever rated,” Drake, 37, raps on his new song “Red Button,” released with his For All the Dogs Scary Hours Edition album on Friday, November 17. “Only one could make me drop the album just a little later.”
The lyrics allude to Drake and Swift’s ongoing battle to become the most decorated musician on the Billboard Top 100, as they are in the one and two spot.
Whatever it takes, these pals will make it through! Drake took a break from feuding with Meek Mill to take part of, basically, the Best. Reunion. Ever. The rapper walked down memory lane when he hung out with some of his former Degrassi costars at the We Are Disorderly premiere in his native Toronto on Wednesday, Aug. 5.
The “Hold On, We’re Going Home” entertainer, 28, was joined by Degrassi: The Next Generation’s Lauren Collins (Paige Michalchuk), Daniel Clark (Sean Cameron), and Adamo Ruggiero (Marco Del Rossi).
Drake and SZA are back making beautiful music together.
Years after Drake, 36, revealed that he and SZA, 33, were an item, the two teamed up for “Slime You Out.” Released on Friday, September 15, the song sees Drake revisit his emotional rap voice. After calling out a lover for putting his “mind in a terrible place,” he says he’s “slimin’ you for them kid choices you made / Slimin’ you out, slimin’ you out, slimin’ you out.
Now they’ve got bad blood?Drake received backlash after seemingly throwing shade at Taylor Swift for the success she’s garnered from her latest album,Midnights.
On Monday, November 14, the rapper, 36, shared the part week’s Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, highlighting that many of his Her Loss songs were dominating the chart — and covering up the 32-year-old singer’s own achievement.
Per the chart, which the “God’s Plan” artist posted via his Instagram Story, eight tracks from his collaborative record with 21 Savage nabbed the second through the seventh spot on the list.
Credit: Shawn Thew/EPA/Shutterstock Michelle Obama Designer Jason Wu was relatively unknown until Obama, 55, then first lady, gave him his big break by wearing a one-shouldered white gown he created for her 2009 Inaugural Ball appearances. Though she’s left the White House, Obama remains faithful to Wu, wearing his design to the presidential farewell address in 2017. For elegant occasions, she’s also a fan of Azzedine Alaïa, who’s dressed numerous celebrities.