5 Things From Drake's Newest Album "Honestly, Nevermind" That You've Missed

Summer 2022 is here we are back outside and man is there anything
that could signify and commemorate this any better than a surprise
Drake album? In a very sudden fall from the sky course of action,
Drake announced his surprise album ‘Honestly Never mind’ about 6
hours before it was made available to the public. In classic Drake
fashion, he posted a rather simple album cover with the caption
“7th Studio album “Honestly Nevermind” out at midnight” which left
a lot to be anticipated while simultaneously not giving too much
away. I mean it isn't that often that the biggest artist in the
world just decides to drop a project, just 9 months after his most
recent one CLB, that 9-month time difference may actually be of
more significance than we think. This is also not the first time
Drake has dropped a surprise album, ‘If You’re Reading This It's
Too Late’ was also a surprise drop that the public only knew about
hours before its release, the surprise album drop was obviously
popularized by a collaborator of Drake’s: Beyonce who funny enough
announced her new album on the exact same day. Lots to be excited
about as far as new music this summer. However, if you have
listened to a Drake album before then you know that the man is
always incorporating different moments of his life, milestones,
ballads about the multitude of women he associates with, addressing
controversies and criticism sometimes directly, sometimes
subliminally, and a lot of the time there are stories and bars you
need to piece together that maybe you didn't quite catch the first
time. Although this album seems to be a different beast altogether,
being categorized in the dance genre this is Drake's first decisive
departure from his typical hip-hop/pop/ R&B bag. Touching on a
variety of house-inspired subgenres Drake works with new producers
to give us something totally different. So, without further ado,
here are 5 things that you might have missed on the new Drake album
Honestly Nevermind.