Drake’s followers are assuming that the first single of For All The Dogs is restarting his battle with Pusha T. The album has been delayed multiple times, with Drake saying that he could finish the tour or the album but not both. One would have to be rescheduled, and he didn’t want to let ticket holders down. Drizzy claimed earlier this week, during an unannounced visit at Lil Yachty’s Toronto gig, that he had just finished the album. The album was supposed to be released at midnight on Friday (October 6), but Drake needed a few extra hours. Nonetheless, he offered fans something to think about while they waited for the album, providing the surprise release “8 AM In Charlotte” in the early hours of Thursday morning (October 4).
Then, on Thursday evening, the “Rich Flex” singer shared the For All The Dogs tracklist on social media. He also stated that the CD would be available at 6 a.m. EST. The tracklist, which includes artwork by the rapper’s five-year-old son Adonis, exposes a whopping 23 songs. Any guest appearances have been kept under wraps, but Drake has revealed Nicki Minaj, Bad Bunny, and Lil Yachty will all appear on the album. The tracklist contains lead singles “Slime You Out” with SZA and “8 AM In Charlotte,” but it was the opening track that sparked t he most buzz. For All The Dogs opens with the song “Virginia Beach,” which is also the hometown of Drake’s rival Pusha T.
Drake’s New Album Opener Titled “Virginia Beach” Is Sparking Pusha T Diss Track Speculation
Drake’s new album, “For All the Dogs,” has revealed its tracklist, with the first track, “Virginia Beach,” which is Pusha T’s birthplace, causing quite a stir. Despite their antagonism, the record is slated to be released on Friday at 6 a.m. Drake previously stunned fans with the video “8 AM in Charlotte,” which included his kid Adonis. Drake’s, 36, and Pusha T’s, 46, long-running animosity has seen several fights over the years, with current jabs traded in their songs. Notably, in one of his songs, Drake mentioned jewellery he got at an auction that had previously belonged to Pharrell. In response, Pusha T stated that Drake is still greatly affected by these allusions. The announcement of “Virginia Beach” as the album’s lead single elicited immediate comments on social media, with fans offering their opinions on the tracklist. The album has been delayed multiple times, with Drake saying that he could finish the tour or the album but not both.
One would have to be rescheduled, and he didn’t want to let ticket holders down. Drizzy claimed earlier this week, during an unannounced visit at Lil Yachty’s Toronto gig, that he had just finished the album. The album was supposed to be released at midnight on Friday (October 6), but Drake needed a few extra hours. On Thursday evening, the “Rich Flex” hitmaker shared the For All The Dogs tracklist on social media. He also stated that the CD would be available at 6 a.m. EST. Drake posted, “FOR ALL THE DOGS OCTOBER 6 6 AM,” before adding, “(Sorry to all my streamers).” The tracklist, which includes artwork by the rapper’s five-year-old son Adonis, exposes a whopping 23 songs. Any guest cameos have been kept under wraps, but Drake has revealed Nicki Minaj, Bad Bunny, and Lil Yachty will all appear on the album. The tracklist contains lead singles “Slime You Out” with SZA and “8 AM In Charlotte,” but it was the opening track that sparked the most buzz.