Drake can now proudly boasts that he has the most No. 1 rap songs than any other rapper in the game. The Young Money superstar notched his 11th No. 1 with the Nicki Minaj-assisted track ‘Make Me Proud,’ which landed atop the latest Billboard Rap Songs chart.
Everybody seems to love Drake‘s life anthem ‘The Motto.’ From Nelly to ‘Teen Mom’ star Jenelle Evans, the infectious song has been embraced for Drizzy’s usage of the Bay Area lingo “Y.O.L.O.” (“You Only Live Once”).
Pop siren Katy Perry has been tapped to perform at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, which are being held in Los Angeles on Feb. 12. This will mark Perry’s first live television performance since splitting from her husband Russell Brand. Not only that, the songbird is nominated for two honors, Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance for ‘Firework.’
Drake was a little tardy for the party over the weekend — he was three hours late for his concert performance at the Bing Bar in Park City, Utah on Saturday (Jan. 21). The Canadian rapper-crooner was the headliner for the Microsoft-sponsored late-night event during the Sundance Film Festival.
Everyone should clap for this! Rappers Waka Flock Flame and Drake were able to shoot the video for their worldwide strip-club anthem ‘Round of Applause.’ The song became a viral hit after Drizzy laced his verses on the remix last year. The duo shot the video last night in Los Angeles.
The Bawse is back on his grind. Rick Ross has shot a video during the holiday weekend for the title track of his upcoming mixtape ‘Rich Forever.’ The Miami rapper was able to corral fellow rhyme-spitters Drake, French Montana and his Maybach Music artist Meek Mill for the clip.
Who ever said celebrities are not allowed to have fun? Looks like Drake can cut up too, since he was caught singing karaoke to Rihanna's song 'What's My Name' on stage the other night.
On Monday, hysteria broke out at the Mall of America. Supposedly, a massive fight ensued due to rumors that rappers Lil Wayne and Drake were going to make an appearance at the Mall of America, located in Bloomington, Minn. Nine people were arrested at the crowded mall after chairs, curses, and fists started flying rather unexpectedly on Dec. 26, which is one of the biggest shopping days of the year.
