Peep the full track list for VIEWS down below and catch the premiere of the album a full day ahead of its release, tomorrow on OVO Radio at 7PM. You’ll have all the time in the world to rip this thing up once we’ve had a moment to decide whether it’s even worth the time. Listen, we’re well aware that the arrival of a new Drake album only feeds the Aubrey-hating world, but some of us are actually looking forward to this thing. The album formerly known as Views From The 6, has recently undergone a name change, now simply dubbed VIEWS, and to add a little more to the pile of anxiety surrounding the release, he’s shared the album’s full track list, which features all of the recent leaks, including “Controlla,” “Faithful,” “One Dance,” and “Pop Style,” capping the whole thing off with his meme-tastic hit, “Hotline Bling.” Get an eyeful of even more pop music coverage, from artist interviews to exclusive performances, on Idolator’s YouTube channel.This Friday, April 29th, Drake will deliver his much-anticipated fourth studio album (or fifth, depending on whether your count If You’re Reading This…) as promised.

“The subway J Lo was on? ” one fan said of Drake’s title, as comparisons between the two continue to pile up.

Blame Billboard for mentioning Jennifer Lopez‘s 1999 debut, On The 6, with their news. This song demonstrates Drake’s work ethicand lets us all know how much Toronto will always hold a special place in his heart. Based on how fans reacted to the news, though, his ambitions may come with a consequence. This song is Drake’s biggest shout out to life in Toronto. So if his plans and purported title are any indication, all Drake cares about is money and the city that he’s from. Reign (perhaps his third mixtape, Dear America) and OB O’Brien (who appears hawking mixtapes to Juicy J in the “Worst Behavior” video), though release dates have yet to be announced. Drake’s verse also promises new music from signees P. Production duo Majid Jordan, featured on Drake’s “Hold On We’re Going Home,” will drop their A Place Like This EP a week prior.

Toronto producer-singer PARTYNEXTDOOR just premiered his new single “Recognize,” featuring Drake and off the sequel to his 2013 self-titled debut, out July 29. Drake first announced a follow-up to 2013’s Nothing Was The Same in his song “0 To 100 / The Catch-Up.” Based on his verse, his new album will arrive among a slew of releases from his Warner Bros.

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