The most quoted lyrics of Drake's new album "Scorpion" are his deepest yet

Drake's new album Scorpion was dropped on Friday, and not only is it filled with memorable musical moments, but the lyrics are AF quotes. From truth bombs, to child revelations about "Emotionless", to ready-made Instagram legends, the rapper makes worms that you'll repeat for months, if not more. Not only that, but in typical Drake fashion, the notoriously emotional rapper has become deep, and the most quotable lyrics on Drake's new album might well be his deepest yet.

In the wake of his rivalry with Pusha-T "The Story of Adidon" in May, to which Drake finally responds, on Scorpion – and Rihanna reveals in April that the two are no longer friends Drizzy kept relatively quiet, letting his music speak. He teased the release of Scorpion in recent months, distributing singles and music videos, including the epic reunion with his former comrades Degrassi: The Next Generation in the clip for his song "I'm Upset". And on Monday night, he posted an album trailer on Instagram where the musician was sitting in a dimly lit room in his mansion, right in front of a window that reveals windy weather and foggy skies at night. outside, while Moderat) "- from the soundtrack of the film Annihilation – plays in the background, then climbs into his car and runs a recording studio, where he enters the cabin before the album title blinks on the screen.Now it seems that fans end up listening to what he was going to record on the stand

Drake may have kept mom in recent months, but he did not mince his words on Scorpion and here are the most famous lyrics of the album that fans will recite for decades

"I & # 39; m Upset "

On the second single from the album, which seems to be an answer to women who l & 39; used for his money, on a dark piano, Drake raps,

"But I'm blessed, I just checked / Hate me, never met me in the flesh."

In a a song that takes on an otherwise conflicting tone, Drizzy finds a moment of gratitude, seemingly getting rid of enemies who criticize him from afar without ever having met

"Survival"

On the trail of d & rsquo; Opening of the album, Drake reflects on the ups and downs of his life and career, rapper,

"House on both coasts, but I live on the cards / I'm having tea with the stars and swims with sharks / And I see in the dark, was not that cold at first / think my soul was marked, there is a hole in my heart. "

Despite his success, it seems that, as with anybody, his personal trials have

" Emotionless "

After revealing that he had a son, on this track, which samples Mariah Carey's 1991 song "Emotions," Drake recognizes the contrast between his private life – struggles and all – and his public figure, and he is too tired to save face. there for him when the lights fade and the music stops on lines like,

"I'm exhausted and exhausted / I can not even pretend / All these people take miles when you give them an inch / All these followers, but who follow me until the end / I guess I'll arrive at the end and that I'll know then. "

" Nice For What "

This song, which contains Lauryn Hill's" Ex-Factor "samples, is a celebration of strong women, and the video follows the movement, with many celebrity cameos. second verse, Drake rappe,

"It's a real one in your reflection / Without a follow-up, without a mention."

The rapper seems simultaneously to shout the pressures that come with the Insta-validation culture of the social media, while advocating the practice of IRL self-esteem, looking in a mirror rather than in a selfie camera

"Is there more"

While 39 he finishes the back of the record, Drake recovers some of his power, striking,

"I control my destiny, never in doubt / If I can not do it with you, I'll do it without." [19659008HeadmitshisownfaultsandlooksbackatturbulenttimesbutseemstoconcludethatnomatterwhatiWillbefine

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