Drake's oft-delayed compilation More Life is finally set for release Saturday night. Just before it drops, Drizzy has decided to immortalize the moment with a tattoo. A photo posted to Gothenburg, Sweden tattoo artist Niki Norberg's profile reveals a new piece of art on Drake's arm. The tattoo is modelled after the red flower emoji the rapper and his team have been using to promote More Life.
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Drake returned to Canada last night. (One of the) crowning glories of the Great White North, the actor-turned-rapper-turned-generally-super-famous-person, brought his tour, “Aubrey & The Three Amigos,” for the first of a two-night stint in Montreal on a warm Tuesday evening.
The tour already visited Canada at its outset, with back-to-back shows in Drake’s native Toronto, followed by more back-to-back-to-back shows in New York. If we’ve learned one thing from this, it’s that literally where ever Drake goes, he can sell out back-to-back. Read More...
Drake is an artist who tries to keep the audiences at his show feeling as positive as possible. On recent tours, he's been kind enough to give out luxurious designer bags, cash prizes, and even vehicles to random patrons, or people who come to his shows to celebrate after battling cancer. Despite his best efforts, there's a lot that remaisn outside of the Canadian's control, including reckless drivers outside the venue. Read More...
