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We might be entering a new era for Drake regarding how he releases his videos and music. The overwhelming positive feedback of the Quebec video seems to have unlocked a feeling of freedom the Boy has been chasing since the early days.

Monday (Oct. 26), Judge Josephine Staton rejected the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning the litigation is now permanently over.

“Other than conclusory statements about Spotify turning a ‘blind eye’ to artificial streaming of tracks from popular artists like Drake, the [lawsuit] contains no other allegations about how Spotify selectively enforces its policies against artificial streaming,” Staton wrote in her ruling.

NWTS era was Drake at a 95 ovr so it’s hard to say… especially going against songs like Connect and Tuscan Leather. Furthest Thing is such a special track tho

i’m seeing the comments saying it’s not even close and quality vs quantity but i genuinely would rather pick drake in his 30’s

I think his music only got better over the years

and I believe the quality > quantity comes from people who don’t actually care to listen

OG & The Iceman 🦉

Goes on super citrus but dries out nicely

Imo Dosaydo>Summer Mink>Cloudar

And even the whole mother shit was just an excuse, because his own sister said he didn't do shit to Soulja Boy

That shit was wack lol kelce talkin bout he’s the goat