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Drake & Michael Jackson – Don't Matter to Me
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“Don’t Matter to Me” is a collaboration between Drake and the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. It is MJ’s first posthumous release to contain previously unheard vocals since 2014’s
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Drake & Michael Jackson – Don't Matter to Me Samples
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See all of “Don't Matter to Me” by Drake & Michael Jackson’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Drake – Tuscan Leather
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The six minute, six second introductory (and highly-anticipated) song off Drake’s third outing, Nothing Was The Same. The song’s title borrows from Tom Ford’s designer cologne
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Kent Jones – Don't Mind
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DJ Khaled protégé Kent Jones released “Don’t Mind” in the summer of 2015 as part of his Tours mixtape.
The Florida-native started out as a producer. He has worked with Fat Joe and
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Michael Jackson – Don't Matter To Me
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All of a sudden you said you don't want me no more / All of a sudden you said things, I closed the door / It don't matter to me / It don't matter to me what you say / I'm leavin
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Genius Brasil Traduções – Drake & Michael Jackson - Don’t Matter to Me (Tradução em Português)
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Versão traduzida para português brasileiro da canção “Don’t Matter To Me”, do rapper Drake com parceria póstuma do cantor Michael Jackson.
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Drake & Michael Jackson - Don't Matter to Me (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de "Drake & Michael Jackson - Don't Matter to Me (Traducción al Español)"] / [Verso 1: Drake] / Ey, haces cosas salvajes por la noche / Viajes a cualquier sitio que te haga
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Drake – To Feel Things
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“To Feel Things” is an unreleased demo of Drake’s 2018 track “Don’t Matter To Me,” featuring different background vocals and a different instrumental to the officially released
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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, Drake & Lil Wayne – No Frauds
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“No Frauds” finds the three figureheads of the Young Money label reuniting on wax in their first collaboration since their 2014 offerings “Only” and “Truffle Butter.” It also
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Kirko Bangz – Drank In My Cup
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Kirko fucks your bitch with steeze, while at the same time fulfilling her mental and physical needs. He’s the complete package – you, on the other hand, are a chump
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Phil Collins – It Don’t Matter to Me
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[Chorus Intro] / Well it don't matter to me what you say, what you say / And it don't matter to me what you're doing alright, alright / [Verse 1] / Because I've heard it all so
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Drake – Over My Dead Body
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The introductory track on Take Care finds Drake luxuriating in his own success and clapping back at the haters… or is that luxuriating in the haters and clapping back at his own
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Lil Wayne (Ft. Drake) – Believe Me
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Floyd Mayweather Instagrammed footage of the studio session when Wayne and Drake were recording this.
Drake addresses his mentor and career succession. Mostly he talks about the
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Drake – OVO Sound Radio Episode 65 Tracklist
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October Firm - Post-Scorpion Mix / Drake - God's Plan / Drake - Behind Barz (Link Up TV Freestyle) / Drake - Summer Games / Drake - Survival / Drake - 8 Out of 10 / Drake - Sandra'
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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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Future (Ft. Drake & Tems) – WAIT FOR U
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On “WAIT FOR U,” the lead single for I NEVER LIKED YOU, Future enlists his frequent collaborator, Drake and Nigerian rising R&B artist, Tems, for a heartfelt track detailing their
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Roy Woods (Ft. Drake) – Drama
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Drake premiered “Drama” on the first episode of OVO Sound Radio, after premiering “Sweeterman Remix” and “Ojuelegba (Remix).” The song features Drizzy and Roy Woods crooning about
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Drake – Wu-Tang Forever
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This track isn’t just about a woman, it’s also a metaphor for the game and for creative influence, intellectual property and the transmission of taste.
Drake takes on a trip
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Drake – God's Plan
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“God’s Plan” is a feel-good track that discusses Drake’s future. Being who he is in the industry, he knows that people want him to fail; however, God won’t let him do that.
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The Weeknd – Often
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This song was originally released in 2014 along with the stand-alone records “Or Nah (Remix)” and “Drunk in Love (Remix).”
In July 2015, it was revealed that this song would
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Drake – 8 Out of 10
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On “8 Out of 10,” Drake has an in-depth conversation about his current life state. He realizes that people may judge him for his actions, and come at him, but ultimately he will
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Drake – 8 Out of 10
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On “8 Out of 10,” Drake has an in-depth conversation about his current life state. He realizes that people may judge him for his actions, and come at him, but ultimately he will
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JAY-Z (Ft. Gloria Carter) – Smile
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Smile is the third and longest track on JAY-Z’s 13th album, 4:44 at 4 minutes and 50 seconds.
Jay looks back onto bad memories and how they have helped him change his future for
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Drake – Controlla
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“Controlla” is a dancehall-infused song in which Drake details his commitment to a woman. It features a similar vibe to Drake’s collaboration with Rihanna, “Work.”
On March 29, a
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Drake – Two Birds, One Stone
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On “Two Birds, One Stone,” Drake takes aim at a plethora of targets with a barrage of subliminals. The main targets are Meek Mill, Pusha T, and Kid Cudi—two birds (drug dealers
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Drake (Ft. 21 Savage) – Jimmy Cooks
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Concluding the house-inspired Honestly, Nevermind, Drake switches up for the album’s final song, trading bars with 21 Savage, on a hard-hitting instrumental. Chock-full of name-
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Drake (Ft. Nicki Minaj) – Up All Night
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[Verse 1: Drake] / Kush rolled, glass full: I prefer the better things / Niggas with no money act like money isn't everything / I'm havin' a good time, they just trying to ruin it
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Drake – Sandra's Rose
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On “Sandra’s Rose,” Drake details the way fame has impacted his lifestyle, for example having a lot of money and women, and how he gets discredited for it.
By “Sandra’s Rose
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21 Savage & Metro Boomin (Ft. Mustafa) – Walk Em Down (Don't Kill Civilians)
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The aggressive/melodic two-part: “Walk Em Down (Don’t Kill Civilians)” features Metro’s most frequent collaborator, 21 Savage alongside singer and poet, Mustafa, where both
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Drake – Pipe Down
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[Intro] / (I'm working on dying) / Said you belong to the streets but the streets belong to me / It's like home to me (She belongs to the streets) / It's like home to me / I tatted
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Drake – Can’t Take a Joke
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With “Can’t Take a Joke,” Drake braggadociously details his busy life as a celebrity.
From touching on his home life in Hidden Hills, Calabasas, to mentioning taking vacations and
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Young Money – Every Girl
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Released as the first single from Young Money’s debut album We Are Young Money, “Every Girl” is a love letter from the dudes at Young Money to essentially every woman alive. Lil
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Snoh Aalegra – Time
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“TIME” is the second single from Snoh Aalegra’s debut studio album (as an ARTium recordings artist) FEELS. This heartbreaking ballad is an ode to her father who passed away in 2009
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Drake – Hype
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On “Hype,” Drake uses a similar flow and subject matter to previous songs “Summer Sixteen” and “Back to Back.” Drizzy takes aim at the likes of Meek Mill while comparing himself to
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Drake – 0 to 100 / The Catch Up
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This song features two parts. The first, “0 to 100,” is a typical braggadocio rap song resembling Drake’s smash “Started from The Bottom.” The second, “The Catch Up,” features an
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The Weeknd & Gesaffelstein – I Was Never There
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On “I Was Never There,” The Weeknd waxes lyrical about the end of a meaningful relationship.
He is unable to deal with the break-up in a healthy way, resorting to drugs, alcohol
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J. Cole – Note to Self
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The final song on 2014 Forest Hills Drive completes Cole’s main outlook on life: Love one another and life will fall into place.
In true ROC fashion (“Blueprint,” “My 1st Song
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Kanye West (Ft. Rick Ross) – Devil In a New Dress
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Produced by Bink!, “Devil In a New Dress” finds Kanye using familiar religious imagery in contemplating all kinds of nasty thoughts about his girl.
It’s perhaps an ode to Amber
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Drake – Emotionless
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On “Emotionless,” Drake ultimately acknowledges the existence of his child, Adonis. While Drake having a child was rumored in early 2017, Pusha-T’s “The Story of Adidon” brought
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Drake – Jaded
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“Jaded” is about Drake feeling used by his love interest. The term describes a person who has been hurt so much that they’ve become numb to pain and indifferent about relationships
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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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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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