Drake shares For All the Dogs artwork, designed by his five-year-old son

Drake and The Weeknd will not be eligible for Grammy consideration, the Recording Academy has ruled.According to a report in The New York Times, earlier this week, the song – ‘Heart On My Sleeve’, which was was written and produced by the anonymous producer Ghostwriter, was submitted for Grammy consideration in two categories: Best Rap Song and Song Of The Year – both of which go to the writer of a song, not the performer.The Recording Academy’s chief executive, Harvey Mason Jr., was also believed to have said the song could be eligible on creative grounds and that it is an original composition written and recorded by humans. Because of that, Mason added: “It’s absolutely eligible because it was written by a human.”But one of the requirements for submission was that the track must be “available nationwide via brick-and-mortar stores, third-party online retailers and/or streaming services” which could act as a stumbling block because it was banned by the Universal Music Group shortly after it first surfaced earlier this year.A post shared by Harvey Mason jr.

Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. has posted an Instagram video walking back comments published in the New York Times yesterday expressing support for the Grammy eligibility of "Heart on My Sleeve," a song created using deepfaked voice models of Drake and the Weeknd. Criticizing what he characterized as "bad and really inaccurate information," Mason Jr.

Lil Yachty has given some insight into Drake‘s upcoming album ‘For All The Dogs’, revealing that it will see him dealing “with some controversial things”.After months of teasing, Drake confirmed this week that the new album will land on September 22. Meanwhile, in August, he revealed its cover art, which was drawn by his son Adonis.Now, Lil Yachty has shed light on what fans can expect from the record in a new interview on his A Safe Place podcast with MitchGoneMad.“It sounds current, you know? It sounds very current,” he said.

For All The Dogs, the eighth studio album from Drake, now has a release date: September 22, 2023.

posted a photo on Instagram Wednesday of the massive bra collection he has amassed from fans while on his It’s All a Blur Tour.“Remember when we both forgot who the f – – k I was in unison … that wavelength was def a foolish one,” Drake, 36, cryptically captioned the post. Several fans of the “Know Yourself” singer found the photos hysterical. “Went from it’s All A Blur to It’s All A Bra tour,” laughed one fan.

Drake and The Weeknd has been submitted for consideration at the Grammys.The song – ‘Heart On My Sleeve’, which was was written and produced by the anonymous producer Ghostwriter, blew up in a matter of hours and reached 13 million views on TikTok alone when it first surfaced earlier this year.On popular DSPs like Apple Music, Spotify, and Tidal, the song also had hundreds of thousand streams – with over 100,000 views on YouTube before Universal Music Group banned the song.Now, a representative for Ghostwriter has confirmed to The New York Times that the track has been submitted for Grammy consideration in two categories: Best Rap Song and Song Of The Year – both of which go to the writer of a song, not the performer.hi im ghostwriter. #drake #aivoice #theweeknd #ai #aidrake #theweekndai pic.twitter.com/lUUAHC1Xw8— ghostwriter977 (@imghostwrit3r) April 16, 2023According to the Recording Academy’s chief executive, Harvey Mason Jr., the song could be eligible on creative grounds and that it is an original composition written and recorded by humans.

Drake has finally confirmed the release date for his upcoming album ‘For All The Dogs’.Today (September 7), Drake took to social media to announce the release date for ‘For All The Dogs’, which has now been set for September 22. However, further information surrounding the album – including its tracklist and guest features – have yet to be revealed.A post shared by champagnepapi (@champagnepapi)The album’s release date comes months after the rapper first announced the record in late June following the release of his debut poetry collection.

“Heart on My Sleeve,” a song created by the producer Ghostwriter using deepfaked vocal likenesses of Drake and The Weeknd, has been submitted to the Grammys for consideration, the New York Times reports. The song debuted in April and was created without the approval of either artist; after the song quickly became a viral sensation, Universal Music Group successfully pulled it from streaming services.

Drake has gifted a fan $50,000 (£39,700) at his recent gig in Las Vegas this past weekend (September 1-2).During one of his two shows in Las Vegas this weekend, Drake noticed a fan holding up a sign that read: “I spent my furniture money on your two shows, OVO for life”, and immediately pointed him out.“He got a sign that says, ‘Drake, I spent my furniture money on your two shows, OVO for life’,” the ‘Hotline Bling’ rapper said to the audience in a fan-captured video. “You know what, my man, your furniture money, Imma give you 50 bands ‘cause I love you. Make sure he gets his money tonight.

Travis Scott is making an exciting announcement.

Travis Scott has announced a raft of additional dates for his 2023 Circus Maximus Tour after the arena tour sold out after going on sale earlier this week. Scott has added 11 dates in total, including second nights in Dallas, Phoenix, Oakland, Miami, Brooklyn and more, plus a new show in Atlanta.

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Travis Scott’s recently announced 27-concert ‘Utopia Presents Circus Maximus Tour,’ his first since 2021’s Astroworld tragedy, officially launches Sept. 25 at Chicago’s United Center.After that, he’ll play stadiums and arenas all over North America up until Nov.

Zane Lowe has shut down the rumour that he hinted at a potential collaboration between Frank Ocean and Drake on the latter’s upcoming LP ‘For All The Dogs’.In a since-deleted tweet, a user falsely accused Lowe of saying that the Apple Music head and former BBC Radio 1 broadcaster said that one of the guest contributions on ‘For All The Dogs’ is “industry-shaking, never-done-before,” and the “feature of dreams.”The user also said that the broadcaster hinted at it being Ocean by playing the singer’s hit track ‘Nikes’ directly afterwards.Lowe then took to Twitter/X to clear the air, responding to the original tweet saying that it was “not true,” adding: “Haven’t said a word about the new Drake album, I hardly ever speak on Frank. Haven’t even been on the radio for the last few weeks.

Drake enlisted the help of a top-tier artist for his latest album cover! The 36-year-old rapper unveiled his new artwork on Instagram, crediting his 5-year-old son, Adonis, with creating the image. The drawing is an age-appropriate rendition of a canine, showing a white creature with four legs and two pointy ears set against a black backdrop.

Bronny James was treated to the VIP experience at Drake's latest concert, joining dad LeBron James for a night out at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Monday. The duo entered the venue just behind the rapper, walking through the crowd until reaching their seats. Drake offered hugs to each of them before making his way to the stage to begin his show.

Drake has revealed the cover art for his upcoming album, ‘For All The Dogs’.Today (August 22), the Canadian rapper took to social media to share the album art for the upcoming record, which he revealed was drawn by his son Adonis.‘For All The Dogs’ has yet to receive a release date, but is supposedly “coming soon”.A post shared by champagnepapi (@champagnepapi)At the end of July, Drake teased his new album ‘For All The Dogs’ and confirmed that the forthcoming LP will arrive “in like two weeks”, though that has yet to happen. He announced the album hours after he released his poetry book Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness last month.On August 17, Drake told the audience at his concert in Inglewood that he “got a chance today to listen to my album” and that “it’s coming real soon”.

Drake has hit out at a fan who threw a book towards the rapper while he was performing onstage.The rapper was performing at the Chase Center in San Francisco on Friday (August 18) as part of his ‘It’s All A Blur’ tour when a fan launched a copy of his poetry book Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream Of Consciousness at his head.Drake quickly caught the book before it made contact, but he said: “You’re lucky I’m quick. Would’ve had to beat your ass if that hit me in the face.”This is the third time the rapper has experienced incidents of fans throwing potentially dangerous objects at him on his current tour.

Drake is ready to pass the mic on to his son, Adonis is ready to pick it up! The rapper took to his Instagram Story on Thursday to share some adorable home videos of his 4-year-old son following a four-show run of his It's All a Blur Tour, sponsored by Cash App, at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, this week.

Drake is setting a new standard for singers on tour. The singer shocked concertgoers as he gave away a pink Birkin bag during his “Blur” tour at L.A.’s Kia Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday night.In a video shared to TikTok, the crowd was in awe as he flaunted and dangled the pink Birkin bag across the front of the stage, looking for the right person. Drake looked into the front row and found the right fan he wanted to give the gift to.