Drake and The Game will cover funeral for the six lives lost in an Ohio fire. Anna Angel tragically lost her five kids and boyfriend who were trapped in their home went it caught on fire. The Game and Drake have no ties to the family, but decided to give help the best way they can. “I can deal with a lot of things but people losing their children is something that kills me every time,” tweeted the rapper. He was on the phone with Drake at the time of the news and they both agreed to donate $10,000 to help Anna cover the burial costs. “What [The Game] is doing will never be forgotten. Honored to be able to help alongside my brother,” posted Drake.

The producer’s of Game’s reality show, Marrying the Game, have also given $2,500 to help the cause as well. Snoop Lion also reportedly pitched in. The Game recently donated several thousands of dollars to help another family bury their six year old girl who was shot and killed in front of her home.

Condolences go out to these families.

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The headline for the cover reads “Drake finds happiness”. Drake is spotted in front of a grey back drop with a black t-shirt and cap, grinning from ear to ear. The full story has yet to be released, but the issue hits stands this month. Only a quote is found on the cover from the artist. “I’m 26, I don’t know what else I could be doing better than this. I feel incredible.”

The Young Money rapper pushed back the release of his album just a week to finish of the final touches. The album will include features from Lil Wayne and Jay Z, as well as getting producer credits from long time collaborator “40”. Drake has yet to release a tracklist, but has dropped several songs that could wind up on the album. Most recently, the rapper dropped a major collab with Big Sean and 2Chainz with “All Me” and took it all the way to R&B with the record “Hold On, We’re Going Home”.

Drake had a stellar performance at the VMA’s where he imitated his signature album cover and rocked out to “Started From The Bottom”. Nothing Was The Same drops September 24 and the full Billboard story is on its way as well.

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In the images for the album, Drake is shown in an animated photo as a baby with a high afro and a pick. Alongside, he also shared a more mature photo of a grown up Aubrey Graham. Placed next to each other, the images find him staring at himself. Genius, much? Drake mentioned to Rolling Stone Magazine that the album is symbolizing his growth as an artist, which can explain the artwork.

The graphics are credited to painter and illustrator Kadir Nelson how has also worked with Michael Jackson, Sports Illustrated and even the U.S. Postal Service. I know Tumblr is going crazy over the images. Baby Drake received over 223,000 likes on Instagram, while the older version got about 215,000.

Nothing Was The Same is set to release on September 24. An official track list has yet to be announced, but collaborations include Jay Z and Lil Wayne. Drake will also get a hand at production from long time collaborator and producer “40”. The rapper is performing “Started From the Bottom” for the first time on television at the MTV Video Music Awards airing this Sunday. That should hold fans over until the album drops …for now.

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While the world was sleeping, Drake was up working. The Young Money rapper dropped a new track, which won’t be featured on his forthcoming album, called “5 AM In Toronto”, similar name as a previous track from the emcee “9 am In Dallas”. On the new track , Drake has no shame in throwing shots at the rap game with his snap-fest filled flow.

The track plays as a reminder that Drake is going to be here for the long haul. The rapper mentions his Grammy and reminds that doubters of his accomplishments of only a few short years. “You underestimated greatly/Most #1s ever, how did it really take me?/The part I love most is they need me more than they hate me/So they never take shots, I got everybody on safety.” Drake spits over a Boi-1da track that is fueled with heavy bass and pounding beats. There’s no hook on the track, so it gives plenty of room for the Canadian rapper to snap at his competitors, which has us wondering who he’s referring to. Drake has been relatively away from beefs in the rap game (if you don’t count the incident with Chris Brown).

On the other hand, the comments could be referring to onetime collaborator The Weeknd, who Drake seemed to raise to fame with his backing. “‘Cause I show love, never get the same outta n—s/ It’s funny how money can make change outta n—ga”. The two artist collaborated to form OVOXO, but when The Weeknd dropped Trilogy, Drake’s team logo was no where to be found.

Drake’s upcoming album Nothing Was The Same is due out this summer and we can already tell ti’s going to have everyone talking.

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“Take Care “is still bumping on the playlists of  music lovers around the world, but Drake will finally be releasing new music! The rapper will premiere his newest single entitled  “Started From the Bottom” at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards.

Drake already has a lot to celebrate as he  is nominated for three Grammy’s including Best Rap Album.  At the illustrious awards show on February 10, the Canadian rapper will also be dropping his first single off of his highly anticipated third studio album according to Billboard. Cash Money Records co-CEO, Birdman told the magazine that the new single is only the beginning of w hat is expected to be a huge year for Drake. ‘This year we go something in store,” said Birdman “We got a new record coming out this year. It’s just one of those nights that, after seeing each other together, that’ll be like the highlight of our night, the highlight of  our life, the highlight of our year.”

Birdman didn’t give too much detail on what to expect on the new album from Drake, but the Young Money rapper collaborated with Director X earlier this month on what could have been the music video set of “Started From The Bottom”.  Drake was spotted shooting a scene dressed in all white driving in a car in early January, creating speculation that a video and new single could be released in unison.

There has been no official release date, but Drake has said the new album will have a different style than “Take Care”.

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The police have decided not to pursue charges against hip hop artists Drake and Chris Brown for their altercation at a SoHo nightclub.

According to sources within law enforcement, there is not enough evidence against the two, who allegedly came to blows at W.I.P over the summer over their mutual ex-girlfriend Rihanna, to warrant charges or further investigation. There was video surveillance of the incident but apparently the images are too blurry to indicate who was responsible for starting the fight. NYPD officials interviewed witnesses from the club, but the testimony was also found to be “inconclusive.”

The news comes as a surprise to those who have been following the story as shortly after the fight Brown posted photos of his battered face, allegedly caused by a bottle being thrown from Drake’s table. Many club goers that night were injured including; body guards, customers, entourage members and NBA player Tony Parker.

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