Toronto rap superstar Drake is paying tribute to the greats. The 6 God relied on the power of social media to reveal who makes the list of his all-time favorite rappers.
6 God’s Faves
This week, Drake dropped a comment about who makes his all-time Top 5 favorite rappers list. He let the world know who he thinks is hip-hop’s greatest and included the Notorious B.I.G., JAY-Z, Lil Wayne, Andre 3000, and a rap artist named Young Tony.
“My top 5 is Biggie, Hov, Wayne, Young Tony, and 3000 since nobody asked.”
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Initially, Drake fans were confused about his Young Tony pick. Turns out, he was referencing OVO Hush, a friend from the 6 that he’s name-dropped on several occasions.
“Neek’s got the weed, Hush got a gun.” – (“Miss Me”)
Wait, There’s More
While the other names on Drake’s list are no surprise, perhaps he was joking around about his OVO soundmate. Hush has been an assosciate of his for a long time now, and Drake showed him similar love in a 2010 tweet.
“Califate, C4, Mayhem Morearty, Illy, Richie Sosa, Camo, Young Tony, Theo3, Promise…craziest T.O. playlist in the studio right now!!!” – Drake Twitter
Before You Go
Drake’s streak of number one albums recently ended. His Dark Night Demo Tapes wasn’t enough to beat country singer Kenny Chesney‘s Here and Now. Despite debuting at #2 on the Billboard 200, Drizzy occupies 15 of the top 25 songs on the Billboard Hot 100.
In the race between Kenny Chesney and Drake for the top of the album chart, the country music superstar bested his rivals in a week that saw hip-hop otherwise dominating the upper ranks of the listings, as the genre has for weeks. Chesney’s “Here and Now” enters the Rolling Stone album chart at No. 1 with 227,800 album units. Drake’s “Dark Lane Demo Tapes” album, described as an intermediary “mixtape” between major releases, came in second with 206,900 album units. (Variety)
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