The modern rap culture is incomplete, with two names- Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Rap lovers are always keen on any update ...

Drake has once again managed to stir up the internet with something that’s not his latest chart-topping track. This time, it's an Instagram story of him vibing to Gracie Abrams' music.

Drake's ongoing legal cases now include a federal defamation lawsuit in New York and a petition in Texas, which accuse Universal Music Group of paying off radio stations to play "Not Like Us.

In "Gimme a Hug," Drake claims he doesn't care about "a rap beef; I’m tryna get the party lit." This is the Canadian rapper's first album since Kendrick Lamar resurfaced their rap beef last ...

Drake appears to be done beefing. After Kendrick Lamar’s epic performance of his Drake dis track “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl halftime show, the “God’s Plan” rapper seemingly waved ...

Is Drake ready to finally squash his beef with Kendrick Lamar? The Canadian rapper referenced his longstanding feud with the hip-hop icon on his latest album, “$ome ...

The OVO teammates partner for their first-ever full collaboration album. On Friday (Feb. 14), Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR entered Valentine’s Day with stealthy intentions as they delivered their ...

Drake’s international performance plans are just getting started. Currently, the “Gimme A Hug” rapper is dominating Australia on his Anita Max Win Tour. But Drake has his sights set on ...

Drake and PartyNextDoor’s new album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, has arrived and, depending on who you ask, is evidence that Drake is as good as ever or more proof that ...

But, while closing things out with “tv off,” Kung Fu Kenny hit Drake with his 100th fatality when a pitch black crowd illuminated a devastating summation of the moment: “Game Over.” ...

A video of Drake throwing a sandal at a drone in Sydney, Australia has gone viral online. This comes in the midst of his Anita Max Win Tour which is happening across the country and New Zealand.

Three months after he accused record label Universal Music Group in a Texas court filing of making "covert payments" to radio stations to "play and promote" Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us," Drake ...