Everything we know about Drake’s new album, For All the Dogs

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After much excitement from fans, Drake has finally dropped his latest album titled For All the Dogs, marking it as his eighth studio release.

The musician from Canada had shared with his fans on social media that his newest set of songs would be ready for listening in the previous month; however, it got postponed for reasons that were not disclosed.

Last week on Friday, the album was finally made available on various streaming platforms. The rapper known as "In My Feelings" and whose real name is Aubrey Graham, announced the good news to his supporters by posting a photo of himself on Instagram.

"You can have all of these dogs now," he wrote in the caption, including a spotted dog emoji.

The album has a total of 23 tracks and it lasts for an hour and 24 minutes, making it one of the longest albums to date. Its duration is second only to his previous album, Scorpion, which was released in 2018 and lasted for an hour and 30 minutes, and his most recent release, Certified Lover Boy, which lasts for an hour and 26 minutes.

The album "For All the Dogs" has a variety of artists as guests. Some of them include 21 Savage and J Cole, who have worked with Drake for a long time. There are also newer artists like Sexyy Red, known for the song "Pound Town."

Last month, a new song came out called "Slime You Out". It's the ninth track on the album and has R&B icon SZA on it.

When the song came out, Halle Berry made it clear that she was not a fan of the cover art which displayed a picture of her drenched in green "slime" at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards back in 2012.

The famous actor who won an Oscar replied to a fan's Instagram comment about an image that was posted without their permission. The actor stated, "I did not give permission for this photo to be posted and that behavior is not acceptable. I had higher expectations of him!"

Drake's latest album features an album cover that displays a hand-drawn illustration of a white canine with crimson eyes. This artwork was crafted by Adonis, Drake's son, who is just five years old. The drawing is set against a black square backdrop.

Here is the list of songs included in For All the Dogs:

The second track of the EP features Teezo Touchdown and is titled "Amen". The EP's second song includes Teezo Touchdown and is called "Amen".

The third track on the album is titled "Calling For You," and features the artist 21 Savage. This particular song is a standout in terms of its overall production, with a heavy emphasis on a hypnotic beat and tight, precise lyrics rhythmically delivered by both artists. The subject matter of the song deals with the struggles of being in a relationship and the desire to have one's partner always by their side, even when they may be going through tough times. The collaboration between the two artists is seamless, with 21 Savage's edgy flow complementing the more polished style of the main artist. Overall, "Calling For You" is a powerful and compelling track that showcases the strengths of both artists.

The video game genre known as "First Person Shooter" has gained even more recognition with the release of a track featuring J Cole. The song, which takes its name from the gaming genre, explores the themes of violence and power. J Cole's lyrics touch on the idea of being in control, both in the virtual world of the game and in reality. The track has received praise for its clever wordplay and thought-provoking content. It also serves as a tribute to the popularity and impact of First Person Shooter games on modern culture. Overall, "First Person Shooter" is a unique and captivating collaboration that showcases the intersection of music, gaming, and social commentary.

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The track "All the Parties" features Chief Keef.

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"19" is a song featuring Bad Bunny and the tone of the song is mellow and soft.

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21. Late Night Again (featuring Lil Yachty)

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Following Drake's two recent album releases in 2022, "Honestly, Nevermind" which features house music and a collaboration with 21 Savage titled "Her Loss," comes his newest album "For All the Dogs."