When Drake unveiled the cover art for his 'Take Care' album, the image of a pensive crooner, draped in gold necklaces, sitting at a table with his head down left his fans asking "what was he ...

This footage shows Drake and Rihanna rehearsing for a live performance of the hit song, “Take Care.” If you recall ... Why didn’t Drake choose this cover for “CLB.” ...

But mere hours later, Drake deigned to try and ... most memorably, “Take Care.” But “Honestly, Nevermind” — whose gothic album cover makes it look like it might be more heavy metal ...

Also included on the new website was the unreleased cover for his 2020 ... Headtop also includes videos of Drake and Rihanna rehearsing their live set for Take Care, Adonis being introduced ...

They’ve worked together in the past; on Drake’s 2011 album, Take Care, Lamar is featured on an ... destruction of a van used in the 2012 album cover of Lamar’s Good Kid, M.A.A.D City.

Drake wrote, “Reading these comments from when Take Care dropped [crying laughing emoji].” As for the feedback, one commenter wrote, “i agree with the review Drake lost some respect with ...

Drake’s Take Care was a moment for everybody. I remember being a sophomore in high school at the time, and the album came at the perfect time as I was dealing with my first heartbreak.

Drake and Lamar began as pals, with the Canadian native featuring Lamar on his song “Buried Alive Interlude” off of his second studio album, “Take Care,” which dropped on Nov. 15 ...

Released in November 2011, Drake’s second studio-album peaked ... the project is still currently still charting at No. 29. Revisit Take Care below.

Released on Nov. 15, 2011, Drake's sophomore album Take Care is generally viewed as his magnum opus. The album featured the hit singles "Marvin's Room," "Crew Love" featuring The Weeknd ...

Drake has the third-longest charting Hip Hop album in Billboard 200 history. 2011’s Take Care takes the #67 spot on this week’s Billboard 200, giving the project its 500th week on the chart.