That’s not to say that there are no hype tracks on this album the opulent and bombastic “You Only Live Twice” featuring Lil Wayne and Rick Ross, an apparent sequel to Drake’s 2011 track “The Motto,” provides ample fun, while the absolutely ridiculous track “Way 2 Sexy” featuring Future and Young Thug, which heavily samples Right Said Fred’s equally absurd song “I’m Too Sexy,” will undoubtedly become a viral hit on TikTok, providing a dose of levity to an album dominated by lovesick feelings. On Certified Lover Boy, Drake re-ups on the melodramatic, forlorn sad boy mourning past relationships formula he’s honed over the years to mainstream and critical acclaim, churning out songs that are introspective and darkly romantic, reminiscent of the hypnotic, if unhealthy ennui he honed on past hits like “Marvin’s Room.” This reflective energy is most compelling on tracks where he has a strong assist, like “Fountains,” the dreamy track featuring Nigerian singer Tems, his excellent and wistful Kid Cudi collaboration, “IMY2,” or the grown and sexy “Get Along Better,” which features criminally underappreciated Ty Dolla $ign to great effect. Drake leans into the lovelorn sad boy, but doesn’t evolve past it Here’s what you should know about Drake’s sixth studio album Certified Lover Boy. 29, less than a week before Certified Lover Boy. This delay provided the perfect environment to fan the flames of the rumored beef between Drake and Kanye West, whose long-anticipated and polarizing album Donda dropped on Aug. The album, which arrived in the wee hours of Friday morning, was originally slated to drop in January 2021, but was pushed back nine months after Drake tore his ACL.

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