whippet volverse

11mo

more than 3 eras for sure

Room for Improvement, Comeback Season, basically 2006 until Ransom comes out - Rookie Drake, the Drake that bleeds his influences the most, lots of clear inspiration from people like Little Brother, Jay-Z, Joe Budden, and Wayne, beefing with local rappers like Aristo and going in on him, with the song Goodnight and Good Luck.

So Far Gone into the greater Young Money Era (Drizzy Drake)

SFG is what some call his seminal work, more wayne influence, more high level features, forever with Em, Wayne, and Ye, the We Are Young Money album, feature run, Thank Me Later. You can argue he sold out in this era but it worked. Find Your Love, Best I Ever Had, Over, he was putting on for Young Money in Wayne's absence.

Take Care - NWTS eras - full pop star / rap star status, Marvins Room, this is when Drake came into his own and stamped the game in a unique way. and despite being a singing nigga, he started to get a real Feel for flowing on trap beats, as shown by cuts like the Tony Montana remix, Versace remix, and Worst Behavior.

2015 - 6 God era

Back to Back cut Meek's head off. WATTBA with Future, certified street classic. IYRTITL, one of his best works, he just proved to his haters that he could be one of the most effective Rappers when push comes to shove in a battle context, and still light the streets up.

Late 2015-2018
The Ubiquitous Drake / Mr. Worldwide

Drake at his most mainstream and marketable, dominating every format: radio, streaming, Super Bowl Commercials, memes, the club. Hits like One Dance, Work, Controlla, Hotline Bling, and the overall impact of Views. Drake was everywhere, and to an extent, that made people eager to see him fall.

so when Drake got exposed for hiding a child, it was the internet's turn to have a laugh at his expense. Scorpion still had smash hits but it marked a clear shift in how the world saw Drake.

2019- 2022
the Man becomes the Machine

Drake essentially gave up trying to please the critics and became the most toxic, unrepentant, and honestly, probably the most Numbers focused we ever saw him in his mainstream career. Drake knowing he can stop the world when he drops music, even if it is made with minimal effort. You can argue that he's not even emotionally present in most of this era's music, but to be honest, do we even care?

OvOShazz

9mo

Has always been and will always be Drakes best song

TheEagleForever

9mo

Can this re-enter the Bilboard charts??

whippet volverse

11mo

more than 3 eras for sure

Room for Improvement, Comeback Season, basically 2006 until Ransom comes out - Rookie Drake, the Drake that bleeds his influences the most, lots of clear inspiration from people like Little Brother, Jay-Z, Joe Budden, and Wayne, beefing with local rappers like Aristo and going in on him, with the song Goodnight and Good Luck.

So Far Gone into the greater Young Money Era (Drizzy Drake)

SFG is what some call his seminal work, more wayne influence, more high level features, forever with Em, Wayne, and Ye, the We Are Young Money album, feature run, Thank Me Later. You can argue he sold out in this era but it worked. Find Your Love, Best I Ever Had, Over, he was putting on for Young Money in Wayne's absence.

Take Care - NWTS eras - full pop star / rap star status, Marvins Room, this is when Drake came into his own and stamped the game in a unique way. and despite being a singing nigga, he started to get a real Feel for flowing on trap beats, as shown by cuts like the Tony Montana remix, Versace remix, and Worst Behavior.

2015 - 6 God era

Back to Back cut Meek's head off. WATTBA with Future, certified street classic. IYRTITL, one of his best works, he just proved to his haters that he could be one of the most effective Rappers when push comes to shove in a battle context, and still light the streets up.

Late 2015-2018
The Ubiquitous Drake / Mr. Worldwide

Drake at his most mainstream and marketable, dominating every format: radio, streaming, Super Bowl Commercials, memes, the club. Hits like One Dance, Work, Controlla, Hotline Bling, and the overall impact of Views. Drake was everywhere, and to an extent, that made people eager to see him fall.

so when Drake got exposed for hiding a child, it was the internet's turn to have a laugh at his expense. Scorpion still had smash hits but it marked a clear shift in how the world saw Drake.

2019- 2022
the Man becomes the Machine

Drake essentially gave up trying to please the critics and became the most toxic, unrepentant, and honestly, probably the most Numbers focused we ever saw him in his mainstream career. Drake knowing he can stop the world when he drops music, even if it is made with minimal effort. You can argue that he's not even emotionally present in most of this era's music, but to be honest, do we even care?

Vonn

8mo

ngl kai cenat is helping with this. he legit spamming this song

whippet volverse

11mo

more than 3 eras for sure

Room for Improvement, Comeback Season, basically 2006 until Ransom comes out - Rookie Drake, the Drake that bleeds his influences the most, lots of clear inspiration from people like Little Brother, Jay-Z, Joe Budden, and Wayne, beefing with local rappers like Aristo and going in on him, with the song Goodnight and Good Luck.

So Far Gone into the greater Young Money Era (Drizzy Drake)

SFG is what some call his seminal work, more wayne influence, more high level features, forever with Em, Wayne, and Ye, the We Are Young Money album, feature run, Thank Me Later. You can argue he sold out in this era but it worked. Find Your Love, Best I Ever Had, Over, he was putting on for Young Money in Wayne's absence.

Take Care - NWTS eras - full pop star / rap star status, Marvins Room, this is when Drake came into his own and stamped the game in a unique way. and despite being a singing nigga, he started to get a real Feel for flowing on trap beats, as shown by cuts like the Tony Montana remix, Versace remix, and Worst Behavior.

2015 - 6 God era

Back to Back cut Meek's head off. WATTBA with Future, certified street classic. IYRTITL, one of his best works, he just proved to his haters that he could be one of the most effective Rappers when push comes to shove in a battle context, and still light the streets up.

Late 2015-2018
The Ubiquitous Drake / Mr. Worldwide

Drake at his most mainstream and marketable, dominating every format: radio, streaming, Super Bowl Commercials, memes, the club. Hits like One Dance, Work, Controlla, Hotline Bling, and the overall impact of Views. Drake was everywhere, and to an extent, that made people eager to see him fall.

so when Drake got exposed for hiding a child, it was the internet's turn to have a laugh at his expense. Scorpion still had smash hits but it marked a clear shift in how the world saw Drake.

2019- 2022
the Man becomes the Machine

Drake essentially gave up trying to please the critics and became the most toxic, unrepentant, and honestly, probably the most Numbers focused we ever saw him in his mainstream career. Drake knowing he can stop the world when he drops music, even if it is made with minimal effort. You can argue that he's not even emotionally present in most of this era's music, but to be honest, do we even care?

Tilia

8mo

I agree with most except for probably the most Numbers focused we ever saw him in his mainstream career. I feel like this era he actually stopped caring about numbers. Literally 0 effort in album rollouts, pushing singles properly and promotion after Scorpion