He acknowledges that he isn't a flashy MC. He knows his songs are unlikely to make it into radio rotation. He says he's ready: To go on tour, but also to lay the groundwork for his legacy. "Nobody beatin' down my door for no tours," he says, not quite lamenting it, just stating fact. Though Gambit (which he self-produced and self-released) has received universally positive reviews, he's still not convinced the demand is even there for him to play shows. Both at the beginning and the end of our hour-long phone conversation, he thanked me and expressed gratitude that I would even consider talking to him. Despite that, he's one of the most humble musicians I've ever spoken to. Adobe Animate CC 2022 22.0.5.It's a paradox for the MC who sets an ambitious goal: immortality through his musical legacy.“Successful” (featuring Trey Songz and Lil Wayne)
“Uptown” (featuring Bun B and Lil Wayne)ġ7. “Unforgettable” (featuring Young Jeezy)ġ6. Thank Me Later was originally planned for a March 31, 2010, release date however, following the leak of the entire album online before its official release, Drake pushed back the album’s release date to June 15, 2010.Ħ. Drake recorded the album in New York City in late 2009 and early 2010 with additional recording done in Atlanta, Georgia. Drake’s mother Debbie served as executive producer along with 40. Other contributors include rappers Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and fellow singers/rappers The-Dream and Kanye West. In addition to working with producers 40 and Boi-Ida, Drake enlisted the help of Alicia Keys who contributed background vocals to three tracks on the album.
On December 17, 2009, he announced his collaboration with record label Cash Money Records through Twitter that he titled the project as Thanks Me Later and revealed it would be released by the end of 2010. After releasing his critically acclaimed mixtape So Far Gone (2010), Drake teamed up with producer Noah “40” Shebib to work on his upcoming debut album.
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