Without mentioning any names, Drake makes it clear that he isn’t worried about his detractors. Take the Ludacris dis track that just surfaced, and is reported to take aim at Drake and Big Sean.
Of course, when you’ve had the kind of success Drake’s had – his new album is projected to sell over 700,000 copies in its first week – there are going to be some haters. The common demoninator at both? “New York to L.A., the consistent theme is attractive women, so I can’t complain,” he told Rolling Stone backstage at the Google event.
He may look forlorn on the cover of his new album, Take Care, but it’s actually pretty good to be Drake right now. After celebrating Take Care‘s release in New York on Tuesday, the 25-year-old R&B star was the special guest performer, along with Maroon 5, Busta Rhymes, and others, at a Google Music/T-Mobile launch party for the new Google Music service in Los Angeles.
