 Genius Lyrics
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Drake (Ft. Roddy Ricch) – In the Cut
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On “In the Cut,” Drake flexes his wealth, diamonds, and cars. He also talks about his career and how he has worked hard over the years, placing himself above his competition. Roddy
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Eleni Drake – Buzz Cut
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[Verse 1] / Buzzed your hair short / And you dyed it blonde / In hopes that someone would notice you / But what you didn't notice, baby / Is that you've been doing better lately
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Wiz Khalifa – In the Cut
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Another song by Wiz Khalifa about his life of chasing money and broads, but never having to worry about not being high.
This song also samples Frou Frou’s 2002 single, “Let Go”
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Drake (Ft. 21 Savage) – Calling For You
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“Calling For You” reunites frequent collaborator, 21 Savage for a Jersey Club/Trap two-parter, where the Her Loss duo control their respective points on the track.
Prior to Mirna
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PARTYNEXTDOOR (Ft. Drake) – Over Here
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[Verse 1: PARTYNEXTDOOR] / Girl this summer, you'll be looking for (Yeah) / You’ll be looking for me while I’m riding in / That brand new whip you wanted (Ooh, yeah yeah) / All I
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Trillville (Ft. Cutty) – Some Cut
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[Chorus: Cutty] / What it is ho, what's up (what's up) / Can a nigga get in them guts (them guts) / Cut you up like you ain't been cut (been cut) / Show your ass how to really
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Drake & 21 Savage – On BS
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[Intro: 21 Savage] / Yeah, woah, woah, woah / [Verse 1: 21 Savage & Drake] / I had to cut some niggas off, they didn't mean me no good / I come from the ghetto, so my trunk is in
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iLoveMakonnen (Ft. Drake) – Tuesday
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Drake jumps on I LOVE MAKONNEN’s popular underground hit “Club Goin' up on a Tuesday”. The song appears as the third track on the re-release of the ILoveMakonnen EP. Critically
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Drake – Gyalchester
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“Gyalchester” touches on a number of topics, including Drake’s place in the rap game, money and expenditure, and loyalty.
The word “Gyalchester” (or “Girlchester”) is a Patois
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Drake – What Would Pluto Do
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In “What Would Pluto Do,” Drake wonders how he can approach a taken woman, all while boasting about his lifestyle. In a reference to his infamous nickname, Pluto, Drake questions
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Drake – That's How You Feel
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“That’s How You Feel” is about a girl who Drake would like to spend time with but is unsure if his feelings for her are reciprocated.
On the song’s refrain, Drake samples Nicki
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Drake – Summer Sixteen
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This song is Drake’s announcement to the rap game that he’s on top and plans to dominate 2016. “Summer Sixteen” is split into two parts—the beat switches at the start of the second
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Hunter Klapperich – Final Cut
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Intro: / Boo booo booo booo booo booo booo / Came through with 5 pair of steel toed shoes / Fresh drip everyday make it look brand new / Ironic how a stash more than the faux Jew
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Drake – Karaoke
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“Karaoke” is a story about relationship troubles as Drake rises to super stardom.
The girl he mentions in his rap verse is a successful wedding planner in Atlanta named Jade Lee
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Drake – 9
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”9" is an homage to Drake’s hometown Toronto (“the 6”) and an assertion of his influence there.
Drake uses the number 9 to describe his influence over Toronto, saying he “turned
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Nicki Minaj – Barbie Tingz
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In April of 2018, Nicki Minaj released “Barbie Tingz” alongside “Chun-Li,” as her first original solo music release since March of 2017, with “No Frauds,” “Changed It,” and “Regret
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iLoveMakonnen (Ft. Drake & The Game) – Tuesday (Remix)
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Game joins Drake and ILoveMakonnen with an auto-tuned verse. “Tuesday (Remix)” will be appearing on Los Angeles Leakers' Leaks of the Industry ’14 tape, dropping September 8th.
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Pusha T – The Story of Adidon
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“The Story of Adidon” is Pusha-T’s response to Drake’s diss track “Duppy Freestyle.” Inspired by the title, and borrowing the instrumental from JAY-Z’s “The Story of O.J.,” Pusha
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DJ Khaled (Ft. Kodak Black & Nardo Wick) – IT AIN'T SAFE
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“IT AIN’T SAFE” sees DJ Khaled enlist the help of new collaborator Nardo Wick and previous collaborator Kodak Black on arguably the most trap song on his thirteenth studio album
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Drake – You & The 6
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This song is dedicated to Drake’s mother, Sandi Graham. Drake discusses many of the issues he had growing up, and how both his city and his mother helped him cope with all of it.
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Drake – Stories About My Brother
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[Intro] / (Conductor) / Yeah, right back / I walked in the studio, Noel said, "I thought you quit" / I said "Nah, I'm quittin' again 'cause I started again" / Gotta wait on that
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Drake – Summer Sixteen (Live Remix)
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[Hook: Drake] / All summer sixteen / All summer sixteen / Playing dirty not clean / Out in front of Four Seasons / Looking like a damn football team / All in the same thing / All
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Burak Yeter (Ft. Danelle Sandoval) – Tuesday
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[Chorus: Danelle Sandoval] / Got the club going up, on a Tuesday / Got your girl in the cut, and she ain't choosey / Club goin' up, on a Tuesday / Got your girl in the cut, and she
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Drake – Nice For What
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The New Orleans bounce music-inflected “Nice For What” is Drake’s third single of 2018, coming after the Scary Hours EP which was released in January.
Throughout the song, Drake
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Roddy Ricch – No Rest
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[Chorus] / I don't ever get no rest (No rest) / Workin', I ain't even got a desk (Uh-huh) / Poppin' bad hoes out of catch / Poppin' bad hoes out of catch / Playin' outfield like
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Drake (Ft. Lil Uzi Vert) – Forgot I Was Famous (At The Gates)
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“At The Gates” is the first known and unreleased collaboration between Drake and Lil Uzi Vert.
The song was first previewed on September 6, 2021, by a DJ in a bowling alley.
The
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Drake & Future – Big Mood
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“Big Mood” is an unreleased collaboration between Drake and Future. On the track, they boast about their exotic possessions and flex their exorbitant wealths. It leaked online on
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Drake (Ft. Mickey Factz & Travie McCoy) – Overdose
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[Intro: Drake] / (And Imma leave on one more note / One more motherfucking note / It's like this... Look at him / I ain't been here in a minute) / Cut the lights off I feel
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Future – March Madness
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“March Madness” is the nickname for the NCAA basketball championship tournament. The tournament consists of the country’s top 68 teams, all battling for one championship.
While
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Lights – That's How You Feel
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[Verse 1] / I'm just in the cut sittin' sideways / Way that you lookin' all the time / Time gets to tickin' and it takes a toll / Told you I couldn't really draw the line / Line
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Like Drake (Ft. KayJay Maestro) – Dope (Demo Version)
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Yeah, shuh / I gets busy / Am I grindin', kinda ready? / Yeah! / Yeah, I’m grindin’, got my paper, chuh / STANJAY da 5'4" man, he cookin’ up / Yeah, I’m high, volcano about to
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Knxwledge – thatshwufeel?
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[Verse 1: Drake] / I'm just in the cut sittin' sideways / Way that you lookin' all the time / Time gets to tickin' and it takes a toll / Told you I couldn't really draw the line
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Drake – U With Me?
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On “U With Me?,” Drake questions his girl’s loyalty, reflecting on the past and how certain issues in their relationship caused them to drift. As a result, Drizzy begins to doubt
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Drake – Nonstop
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On “Nonstop,” Drake flexes his abilities as a rapper and the business moves being made behind the scenes of his music. The song audibly has a distinct Memphis influence, as
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Drake – Fire & Desire
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On “Fire & Desire,“ Drizzy expresses his dedication to one woman, who’s outside his grasp, already committed to another man.
She and Drizzy have already spent some time together
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Drake – Do Not Disturb
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As the final cut on More Life, “Do Not Disturb” picks up where “Lose You” left off, showing Drake at his most pensive state. With Drake’s vulnerability on full-display, “Do Not
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Drake & 21 Savage – More M's
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“More M’s”, Drake and 21 Savage’s final collaboration from Her Loss, sees 21 take charge, beginning the track with his own hook and verse. Meanwhile, Drake takes the backseat
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Nitin Randhawa – SICKO MODE (Refix)
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[Intro: Travis Scott & Drake] / Nitin Randhawa (Yeah) / Astro / Y-y-you are now rocking with DJ ICEK! / Yeah, yeah / [Chorus: Drake & Travis Scott] / Like a light (Like a light
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Drake – Trophies
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“Trophies” is a track that did not make the final cut for Nothing Was The Same because it wasn’t finished in time.
This beat was originally sent to Childish Gambino, but he didn’t
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Drake – Survival
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On “Survival,” Drake talks about his experience in the rap game by mentioning significant moments from throughout his career.
These moments include his beef with Meek Mill
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Drake (Ft. Yeat) – IDGAF
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On “IDGAF,” Yeat speaks about his nonchalant-like personality—playing on the song’s title, an acronym for “I Don’t Give A Fuck.” Believed to be a diss track on an unnamed former
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Drake (Ft. Tanya Morgan & Von Pea) – Right to Left
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[Intro] / [?] / [Chorus: Drake] / Blue green jewels with the supreme fuel / And looking raw up in the cut / While i lay back cool and moving / Right to left, moving right to left
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Anderson .Paak (Ft. Rick Ross) – CUT EM IN
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“CUT EM IN” is Anderson .Paak’s second release of 2020, following his BLM protest track “Lockdown.” The track sees him and collaborator Rick Ross rapping about their finances
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