In a message shared to his Instagram story Sunday night, Drake tells those enduring Canadian winter to “take care,” before announcing he’s temporarily leaving the city.

Drake changed music forever in 2011. On Nov. 15, 2011, he released 'Take Care' and he's been on top of the rap game since.

Read More: Hip-Hop Artists Who've Gone Diamond The Legacy of Drake's Take Care Album. Released on Nov. 15, 2011, Drake's sophomore album Take Care is generally viewed as his magnum opus.The album ...

While keeping an eye on overtaking Jay-Z for most No. 1 albums by a rapper, Drake now looks to surpass another music icon when it comes to the most No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Drake took a trip down memory lane to remind fans all the negativity around his new album For All The Dogs may be for the moment.. On Sunday, the 6 God took to his Instagram Story to reflect on ...

He’s not letting that bother him, though, and in fact, he seems to actually be having a great time checking out some old comments about Take Care, his 2011 sophomore album.

Posting a screenshot of Hot New Hip-Hop to Instagram, Drake wrote: “reading these comments from when Take Care dropped [laughing emoji]” The comments state the album was weak, boring, and ...

Drake is ready to take a break following the release of his highly anticipated For All the Dogs album.. Drake Says He Will Take Hiatus From Music. On Friday morning (Oct. 6), Drake dropped the ...

Take Care joins Eminem’s Curtain Call: The Hits (599 weeks) and Kendrick Lamar’s Good Kid, M.A.A.D City (518 weeks) in Billboard‘s 500-week club.Only 16 albums have charted for that amount ...

Aubrey Drake Graham just added another monumental career accolade to his ever-growing inventory of accomplishments in the music business. Drake’s 2011 studio LP, Take Care , joined an extremely ...

As part of our newly updated survey of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, we’re publishing a series of pieces on the making and impact of key records from the list. Drake‘s Take Care came in ...

The Weeknd contributed to a number of tracks on Drake's fan favorite album Take Care, but Noah "40" Shebib says it's a misconception how much the "Blinding Lights" singer worked on the record.In a ...