Her Loss

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Back on October 22, Drake fans thought they were merely being treated to a music video for the 21 Savage-assisted Honestly, Nevermind finale “Jimmy Cooks,” but in the visual, the artists revealed that they have a joint album, Her Loss, on the way. Drake recruited his go-to collaborators Noah “40” Shebib, Oliver El-Khatib, and engineer Noel Cadastre as executive producers.

The spiteful spirit of some of the love songs in last year’s Certified Lover Boy felt like a symptom of a dark and divisive time, a whiff of the same bad air that made Ye go out of his way to try to help reform DaBaby’s and Marilyn Manson’s public images on Donda. Marcus Shorter from Consequence enjoyed the album, saying, " Her Loss isn't always a deep album, but that doesn't make it any less profound. Savage is all the more fascinating of a foil for this kind of geographic slipperiness as an Atlanta rapper born in London who is able to claim more than one country but doesn’t need to put on airs to let us know he’s a world citizen. The submarine Juicy J and DJ Paul flip from “Hours in Silence” is joined by reworks of Ginuwine (“Treacherous Twins”), B.The then three-year old photograph was taken by Paris Aden, and was discovered by Lil Yachty, who successfully proposed it as the cover art.

He wants you to know he’s been everywhere; you hear it in the way his voice changes up around the company.

Reviewing the album for Paste, Josh Svetz stated: "The best moments come when the duo find a balance and Drake falls back on his crate-digging prowess. Ohanian addressed the reference on Twitter, writing "The reason I stay winning is because I'm relentless about being the best at whatever I do – including being the best groupie for my wife and [my] daughter.

Elsewhere, Drake tries Chicago-drill flows on “Broke Boys” and dips into the drippy, drumless Donda sound in the closer, “I Guess It’s Fuck Me. as performed by Megan Thee Stallion; [57] interpolations of " 24's", [58] written by Clifford Harris Jr. I’m worldwidе, and this is just another cargo jet flow I had to let go” — which is … interesting when you know that “Way 2 Sexy” charted higher than “Sticky” pretty much everywhere on the planet.Drake pivoting into zesty dance music this summer on Honestly, Nevermind felt like a nice reprieve, but outside “Jimmy Cooks” hitting No. The roll out – which pirated a Tiny Desk session and copied a Vogue cover – was pitch perfect, two artists subverting the expectations placed on them. Her Loss came after the duo's previous collaborations on " Sneakin' " (2016), [2] "Issa" (2017), [3] " Mr. Her Loss shows us how 21 Savage is growing while revealing Drake’s tropes: the song about the hard-working woman who needs a break, the song about how he can show her the world she’s missing out on, and the song in which he later feels used after spending all that money on her. Lil Yachty, who produced several songs on the album, stated "Circo Loco" did not reference Megan Thee Stallion, [43] although she responded on Twitter, writing, "Stop using my shooting for clout bitch ass Niggas!