The wait for Drake's new album is almost over as Scorpion set to drop this Friday (June 29). The album which has been highly anticipated and teased since the beginning of the year has bolstered two number 1 hits in "Gods Plan" and The Lauryn Hill sampled "Nice for What". The album has also given us The Degrassi reunion we all deserved in the Prom inspired video for "I'm Upset" where Drizzy reunites with most of the cast from his days playing wheelchair Jimmy on the show.
Drake has been facing a lot of heat recently after his beef with Pusha T was ignited in early may when Pusha called him out on "Infrared" off his Kanye West-produced album "Daytona". Although Drake quickly fired back with "Duppy Freestyle," Pusha came back with the heat in "The Story of Adidon" revealing the secret of Drakes hidden child Adonis. Since then there have been rumors that Drake had a diss track ready and loaded rumored to "end the careers" of Pusha T and Kanye West. But according to Hip Hop OG Jay Prince, he made the executive call to Drizzy and told him to not drop it, recently saying that Drake is happy that he didn't release the record. However, there are rumors that Drake will address Pusha T and his son on his upcoming album but time will only tell if this is true.
Last night (June 25th), Drake returned to Instagram to share a very somber and eerie trailer for his upcoming album. While the trailer doesn't reveal much it does set up a very somber vibe for the album.
Also, recently billboards have been popping up around his home city of Toronto seemingly teasing that "Scorpion" will be a double disk album With others saying "Don't Hit Me When You Hear This" and "Is There More."
Check out the trailer for Drakes upcoming album Scorpion and the mysterious Billboards popping up all over Toronto.
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