It’s his most complete commercial body of work. However, out of all his commercial albums the only one that could come close to that “classic” title would be Take Care. Don’t get me wrong, he’s had good albums. He’s had a lot of hit records (21 number 1s), but the one blemish on his record is that he hasn’t been able to put together a “classic” (more so amazing) album. During his run, it appears that he isn’t ready to give up his spot anytime soon. Drake’s been on top of the hip-hop game for a few years now. Views is Drake’s most important album to date. Drake released his promo song “Summer Sixteen” prior to All-Star Weekend (best ASG) in Toronto, and gave details that Views would be out sometime in April: and now we’re here. We moved into 2016, and finally got some news on Views. This just spawned a bunch of speculation of a release date. All we got was a tidbit that he was still working on it, which came via the diss track “Back to Back” that killed Meek that summer. So where was Views? Well at that point no one had a clue what was up with the album. There was a lot of build up to it, seeing as those two had amazing success that year. Flash back to September 2015 and it turns out that Drake did drop another album, but this time it was a joint album with Future titled What A Time To Be Alive (an album I did review, shameless plug). That caused some to speculate that Views would be dropping later that year. In a twist of events, we got the mixtape/album If you’re Reading This It’s Too Late instead.

Originally it seemed Drake would drop Views for Summer 15, since he claimed so on his track 0-100/The Catchup. We’ve known Views to be in production for 2 years now. As per request from the lot of you (actually just Yuvan), I decided to reVIEW Views. Drake’s long anticipated album Views F rom the Six finally dropped.

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