Drake announces book of poetry Titles Ruin Everything and new album For All The Dogs
Drake announced on Friday that he would be releasing a book of poetry via Instagram.
“I don’t know if I’ve ever wanted in my life for people to buy or support anything more… our first book is currently available at @drakelated and other select retailers,” he captioned the post, with a picture of the book cover.
Aubrey Drake Graham and Kenza Samir’s track Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness went on sale on June 24th on Drake’s website.
The book, which contains lyrics, poetry and one-liners, was co-written with Drake’s songwriting partner Samir.
Drake – whose card was declined when he tried to tip a fan $499 – teased the book on the first episode of his radio show Table for One last summer.
Poetry book: Drake announced on Friday that he was releasing a book of poetry via Instagram
“Thank you to everyone who helped me with this.” Kudos to Kenza. kenza i love you “I want to send you some love,” he said at the time.
“Me and Kenza came out with a book this year – we came out with a book this year, a book of poetry.”
After the book was announced, Drizzy ran ads in several newspapers to promote it, including the Los Angeles Times, the New York Post, the New York Times, and the Toronto Star.
Observant fans noticed a QR code in the promos that took them to a website announcing Drake’s new album.
“I made an album to go with the book,” the rapper wrote on Instagram on Saturday. “They say they miss the old Drake girl, don’t seduce me.”
New album For All The Dogs follows 2022’s Her Loss, which was a collaboration between Canadian MC and 21 Savage.
The Search & Rescue singer did not announce a release date for the upcoming album.
For All The Dogs will be Drake’s first solo effort since 2022’s Honestly, Nevermind.
Hotline Bling: The track “Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness” by Aubrey Drake Graham and Kenza Samir went on sale on June 24th on Drake’s website.
Author: “I don’t know if I’ve ever wanted people to buy or support anything more in my life… our first book is currently available at @drakelated and other select retailers,” he captioned the post with a picture of the book cover
Earlier this month, Drake suffered an awkward mishap while trying to gift a female fan some money during a live stream.
He and a few of his friends went live with the crypto betting app Stake, which Drake started a business partnership with last year.
At some point during the event, the rapper attempted to tip an admirer $499 — but his generosity didn’t go as planned.
The credit card was eventually declined, prompting Drake to exclaim, “Bro! “Embarrassing,” in a singing voice.