德雷克（Drake）以大型音樂轉儲給粉絲帶來驚喜

Drake, the well-known Canadian rapper, has recently delighted his fans by releasing a massive collection of previously unseen music and videos. This exciting release includes three brand new songs titled 'It's Up', featuring Young Thug and 21 Savage, 'Housekeeping Knows', featuring Latto, and 'Blue Green Red'. The total amount of data released is over 100 gigabytes, which was made available on a website called 100gigs. Drake shared a screenshot of the site on his Instagram Story, creating a buzz among his followers. This release comes after a relatively quiet period for Drake, especially following a public feud with fellow rapper Kendrick Lamar. In one of the folders, Drake discusses his hit song 'Hotline Bling', explaining that the title was inspired by someone he had a romantic relationship with, whose name he saved in his phone as 'Hotline Bling'. Fans can also enjoy various clips from the music video shoot, where Drake is seen dancing in front of a colorful background. Another folder contains behind-the-scenes footage from the making of his 2022 album 'Honestly Nevermind'. In this footage, Drake and his team are shown reacting to the music they created, and 21 Savage also makes an appearance in a folder titled 'HER LOSS', which is the name of their collaborative album released in 2022. The folder includes 25 clips that showcase the two rappers preparing for an interview and behind-the-scenes moments during a music video shoot. Fans have quickly shared their reactions to the new music and footage, with mixed responses. Manisha Asher, a fan from London, expressed her excitement, saying, 'It’s quite exciting isn’t it. I’ve always liked Drake, I’ve always loved his old stuff. ' She believes it’s about time for some of the classic Drake to return, as many of his older songs are considered timeless hits. However, not all fans were as enthusiastic. One user on X/Twitter commented, 'Why is no one telling Drake one of his main problems is over saturation? ' Another fan described the release as 'so bad' and stated they were 'so done with Drake'. This significant release comes on the heels of Drake's ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar, which has escalated in recent months. The rivalry between the two rappers has been brewing for years, but it intensified in May when they exchanged insults through their music. Drake accused Kendrick of selling out and even mocked his height, while also making serious allegations that Kendrick has never faced. In response, Kendrick labeled Drake's music as 'predictable' and suggested that he has issues with gambling and drugs. He also accused Drake of 'colonizing' Southern rap culture for his own gain and made unverified claims about Drake's behavior with young women, which Drake later denied. The song 'Not Like Us' emerged from this feud, breaking Spotify records by becoming the hip-hop song with the most plays in a single day. It topped the US charts and reached number six in the UK, showcasing the impact of their rivalry on their music careers.