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I kind of see it like that.

Yeah.

I mean, for what it's worth, I think Drake has always needed to pare stuff down and always has flooded the market to maximize his streams or whatever.

But here he has a kind of no fucks given slop strategy that I think he's using to great effect to tell us something, right?

Like he's not really holding anything back on these three albums.

And I find that kind of fascinating.

So I'm

I want to look at select songs from each of these three records, Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honor, and try to figure out what is Drake saying here as he adapts to this new era of his career?

How is the slop strategy paying off for him?

try to answer.

I'm not as ingrained in the Drake community as you may think I might be, but I'll try my best.

Well, each of these albums have a different vibe.

We got to go with the marquee record, the album Iceman.

It's Drake's first personal statement post-beef.

The big question on everyone's mind was, what are Drake's first solo words to the public going to be?

We find them on the first track titled Make Them Cry.

I'm surprised you guys brought up those lines because the one that I am more curious about that I can't really parse is the line, I'm feeling like BTS because it took the whole career for me to be so discovered.

I'm really confused what he's trying to say.

Soul discovered.

Whole career.