Drake has released a new album. The 6 God and 21 Savage collaborate on the song “Her Loss,” reigniting some old feuds. In their latest collaboration, Drake and 21 Savage discuss various subjects. One of Drizzy’s claims is among the more dubious ones.
Drake confirms the allegations that he secured a record deal worth $500 million on “Major Distribution.” “Bad Bunny numbers it’s a robbery / Five hundred million just for Aubrey,” the Toronto rapper raps in tune. Fans assume this alludes to Drake’s earlier 2022 re-signing with Universal.
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At the time, media outlets said he made $400 million. Drizzy appears to want to correct the record on “Major Distribution.” CEO of Universal Music Group Lucian Grainge gave Variety an explanation of why the “expansive, multi-faceted” arrangement was worthwhile for UMG at the time of signing.
Drake x 21 Savage – Her Loss is on pace to sell 350K first week
— DJ Akademiks (@Akademiks) November 5, 2022
The agreement would encompass all of Drizzy’s “recordings, publishing, merchandise, and visual media ventures,” according to Grainge. The deal was described as “LeBron-sized” by an insider. HipHopDX asserts that the transaction most likely occurred after Drake fulfilled his previous contractual commitments to Scorpion. In 2018, he released his fifth studio album.
#HerLoss by @Drake & @21Savage is projected to debut at #1 in the US with 335-350K units, @HITSDD reports.
It would mark Drake’s 12th and 21 Savage’s third #1 album. pic.twitter.com/uqCjo5HqnY
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) November 5, 2022
The rapper’s “Lemon Pepper Freestyle,” which he released in March as part of Scary Hours 2 and included Rick Ross, may have referred to the enormous transaction. In the song, he sang, “360 upfront, it all comes full circle.” This phrase claims that the contract went beyond Drake’s expectations.
.@Drake & @21Savage occupy 9 of the top 10 spots on US Apple Music with tracks from their new album, #HerLoss. pic.twitter.com/enDAKbzeL5
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) November 4, 2022
Other bars on Her Loss have fans’ attention in addition to the Toronto rapper’s $500 million phrase. The song “Circo Loco” contains one of the most renowned lyrics. “Linking with the opps, b***h, I did that shit for J Prince/ B***h, I did it for the mafia ties,” Drizzy raps in the song.
Fans immediately understood that this remark referenced Drake and Kanye West’s performance at the Free Larry Hoover concert in Los Angeles. The rapper Kanye acknowledged this as well and tweeted, “Enough already.
Drake and 21 Savage occupy the entire top 15 on Apple Music charts with Her Loss pic.twitter.com/trTg0HMX2D
— Drake Direct (@DrakeDirect_) November 5, 2022
I repeatedly gave this man his flowers. Let’s take a closer look at the game’s genuine operators. Imagine a side with all the rappers clearing up each other’s contracts. Kingdom time has come. Love Drake.”