Every week, Scoreboard brings The Knockturnal readers the 411 on who is moving up and down the charts in the U.S., with an artist feature and a check-in on the international Scoreboard.
Remember how in “Breaking Bad,” Walter’s meth sat comfortably at a purity of 99.1%? Well, Drake has become the Heisenberg of his lane with the release of “Views.”
“Looking for revenge, all Summer ’16, rapper Drake reveals the release date for his highly anticipated album.”
Drake, Big Sean, and Jhene Aiko make this a week to remember.
So Fader was a bit a different this year instead of Converse giving out free sneakers, you could buy them from iPads right when you walked in. It was Converse’s 15th year in Austin. It was a music lovers dream with sets from Kelela, Anderson .Paak, Gallant, and Yo Gotti.
Drake and Rihanna goes to “Work” in their new reggae themed video.
Kanye West recently debuted his new album “The Life of Pablo” at the Madison Square Garden and is currently streaming it exclusively through Tidal. West has recently revealed that he has over 40 songs with both Kendrick Lamar and Young Thug (boy! that’s a lot of songs) and on Twitter revealing that he has new music on the way with Drake and Future. He is doing a lot for himself. Kanye did not mention if any of the tracks featured both Drake and Future, but he did say that its all coming soon.
Kanye reportedly thanked Drake for his help on writing both “30 Hours” and “Father Stretch My Hands.”
West previously rapped alongside Drake and Big Sean’s “Blessings” and the 2009 anthem “Forever,” which also featured Lil Wayne and Eminem. He also collaborated with Future once before for the 2014 love note “I Won.”
Kanye remained in the headlines when Page Six turned into TMZ and released exclusive audio of his alleged meltdown at SNL this past Saturday. He said:
“Are they f—–g crazy? Whoa by 50 percent [I am more influential than] Stanley Kubrick, Picasso, Apostle Paul, f—–g Picasso and Escobar. By 50 percent more influential than any other human being. Don’t f–k with me. Don’t f–k with me. Don’t f–k with me. By 50 percent dead or alive, by 50 percent for the next 1,000 years. Stanley Kubrick, ‘Ye.”
Hold the excitement, despite the advertisement Drake hits back with his response on how he’s not performing at the Grammys.
Meek Mill has been riding through a wild week, dropping “War Pain”, the 4/4 EP, and skipping the box for house arrest.
Meek Mill calls out Drake yet again. Rapper states ” You claimin’ you HOV now?”