Drake’s Would You Like A Tour? officially started last night as the YMCMB rapper decided to bless fans in Pittsburgh with the first show. Here’s some footage of the Canadian native and former Degrassi actor performing “Worst Behaviour,” “305 To My City,” “All Me” and “Started From The Bottom” featured on his new album Nothing Was The Same. In-between songs, Drake also takes an aerial view above the crowd and interacts with fans as he thanks them for attending and shows some love.
Drake’s Would You Like a Tour? kicked off last in Pittsburgh and the Canadian rapper decided to surprise crowd-goers by bringing out Taylor Gang head honcho Wiz Khalifa. The Pittsburgh native opened up his short set with his crossover hit “Black & Yellow” featured off his Rolling Papers LP. Take a look as the sold out venue full of fans raps along with Khalifa and goes crazy.
Angel Haze continues 30 day reign of audio terror and treats listeners to leak number three. Haze decides to tackle Drake’s “Worst Behavior” and uses the opportunity to voice her disgust for the competition. The female refuses to bite her tongue and declares herself in a class of her own minus the naysayers and the haters.
New York bred rapper Fred The Godson is the latest artist to tackle and deliver a remix over Drake’s “Pound Cake” instrumental. Vibe out with The Godson as he shows off his crafty street inspired wordplay, drops his drug infused bars and makes it all look so simple as he makes his listeners decode his messages.
West Coast artist and producer Terrace Martin is back with another smooth remix and this time he tackles Drake’s “From Time.” Take a listen as Martin infuses the Nothing Was The Same track with his signature jazz sound and showcases a new remix which includes his special touch on the saxophone. Martin’s latest album 3ChordFold is now available to purchase.
Aubrey is in his feelings with the undisputed auto-tune champ Future after the rapper-singer made some questionable remarks to Billboard (the comments have since been removed) during an interview about Drake’s recent Nothing Was The Same LP. At one point Future stated to Billboard, “Drake made an album that is full of hits but it doesn’t grab you. They’re not possessive; they don’t make you feel the way I do.” It looks like Drake wasn’t happy with what he read as Future’s comments have now landed him off Drizzy’s upcoming “Would You Like A Tour?” which is set to begin on Friday in Pittsburgh. Obviously not happy about losing his lucrative spot on the music tour, Future has countered the YMCMB rapper by suing him for $1.5 million. The auto-tune champ has since been replaced by songstress Jhené Aiko who took to Instagram to announce the news to her fans but quickly removed the posting following it’s initial appearance.
Rick Ross is back with a new jam as he decides to include a verse of his own on Drake’s pop smash “Hold On, We’re Going Home” and serve up an official remix. Listen as Ross starts his verse out real smooth with dropping rhymes about his love interest and eventually finds his way back to his signature lavish and boss inspired lyrics.
Here’s a new extended version that’s recently surfaced of Nickelus F and Drake’s collaborative song “AM 2 PM” which was originally featured years ago on Drake’s Room For Improvement mixtape. This particular version only includes verses from rapper Nickelus F while Drake takes the wheel on the song’s hook.
Boi-1da’s infamous “Pound Cake” instrumental gets another remix courtesy of Memphis Bleek. The New York bred rapper takes the opportunity to drop some introspective bars over the laid-back production and demonstrate he hasn’t lost a step when it comes to his lyrical abilities. Bleek takes listeners back to the block and reflects on some of his past dirt while growing up in troubled conditions all in the pursuit of a the almighty dollar.
Vlad TV links up with TDE’s ScHoolboy Q for a one-on-one interview. Watch as Q addresses a few questions which include his thoughts on rewriting verses for the greater good of the track and reassures viewers that Kendrick Lamar would’t include his name in a verse like “Control” because he’s already done so before. The Oxymoron rapper also clarifies that he can’t say for sure if Drake is the intended target on Lamar’s controversial BET Hip Hop Awards cypher clip which showcased the Compton rapper spitting some subliminal bars that appeared to be aimed at the YMCMB artist.
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