When Drake dropped so far gone in 2009, a lot of people were questioning whether you would have a lengthy career

due to the type of music he was making. It was very different, let's say, for the time that he was coming into the game.

A lot of people were questioning, well, is he a rapper? Is he a singer? Is he an R&B artist? Like, where does he fit within his own lane?

And then as time progressed and you saw the evolution within his

catalog, you saw that the vision was clear from the moment that he dropped so far gone in the

way that he was going to be able to manifest his entire discography. So in today's episode, guys,

we're going to do exactly that. We're going to be going through every single Drake album,

no collaboration albums or even, let's say, compilation albums,

like let's say a care package, not included in here. And we're going to be deciding what is the

best song from each and every single one. And if you guys are enjoying the audio series, guys,

smash the follow button on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere else you are listening to your

audio experience because we are doing these episodes every single Tuesday.

So, Lou, how do you feel about his catalog, especially revisiting it over the weekend?

It was a pleasure to go back and find my favorites from each and every single album.

And for certain albums, it was tougher to find a favorite than others.

Yeah, 100%. There's definitely albums where there's an obvious pick for me, especially where we're going to start.

But I mean, yeah, I just, I found a new appreciation for more and more of these albums,

even going back to something like a Thank Me Later, which I've always said is one of my

my least replayed Drake albums.

There's actually a lot of great fucking songs on there.

And I feel like that's the case for a lot of these projects.

But let's get started

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