Drake Updates Fans On ‘For All The Dogs’ Release Date
Drake has updated fans on when his For All The Dogs album will arrive. In concert footage from Drizzy and 21 Savage’s It’s All A Blur Tour, the Toronto native told fans that For All The Dogs will be coming out “in a couple of weeks or some s—”
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The 6God announced that he would be releasing a new album following the release of his poetry book Titles Ruined Everything: A Stream Of Consciousness – which is also the name of the site the QR code leads to – is now available on drakerelated.com and select retailers.
Drake co-wrote the collection of poems with Kenza Samir. He and Drake have been working together for years on several of the Toronto rapper’s projects, such as Views and If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late. The publisher’s website describes Titles Ruin Everything as a 168-page collection of never-before-published poems about “fame, romance, and relationships.”
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In newspaper ads promoting the poetry book, a QR code brings you to a site that reads, “I made an album to go with the book. They say they miss the old Drake girl don’t tempt me. FOR ALL THE DOGS.” No release date is mentioned for the album.
The album made headlines earlier this month when reportedly two songs from the album resurfaced. “Tried Our Best” and “I’m The Problem” are both suspected to be included on the forthcoming LP, per HipHopNMore.
Besides the two aforementioned tracks, there is an updated version of “Jaded” with Ty Dolla $ign from Drake’s 2018 LP Scorpion. There’s also a track featuring Big Sean titled “416” after the Toronto area code, “Yves Slatt Laurent,” and two demos of “Lose You.” Lastly, there is an “original version” of “Calling My Name,” which is from Drizzy’s 2022 LP Honestly, Nevermind.
The full list of the leaked tracks is as follows:
“Tried Our Best”
“I’m The Problem”
“416” (Feat. Big Sean)
“Yves Slatt Laurent”
“Calling My Name” (Original Version)
“Lose You” (Demo 1)
“Lose You” (Demo 2)
While this is an updated timeline on when fans should expect the album, Drake has not dropped an official release date for the album.