Drake confirmed his next album is in progress and brought out J. Cole and Dave at his final O2 show
Drake finished his O2 Arena residency last night with the help of Dave and J. Cole, and also confirmed that he's started working on his next album.
Speaking to fans in between songs, the Canadian rapper said, "So what I'm gonna do, I kinda actually started last night to be honest with you. But I think what I’ma do after this is go home, and I’ma make a new album so I can come back to London next year and we can do this again.
Drake just announced a new album is on the way #AssassinationVacationTour #drake #london pic.twitter.com/InJZNe3oij
— Shy (@shytunes) April 9, 2019
His seven-date residency at the London O2 Arena included the rapper bringing out some huge names, including Ghetts, Krept & Konan, and J Hus the day he got released from prison after serving a sentence for carrying a knife.
Last night, he topped it all off by bringing out esteemed rapper Dave, and North Carolina's J. Cole.
Imagine going for Drake and seeing Tory Lanez, Dave, Giggs, NSG & Tion Wayne, Stefflon Don and J Cole all in one night. It was a mad night pic.twitter.com/LctXH77wO3
— EILELI (@ezgi_ileli) April 12, 2019
Nah guys how can Drake bring out Steff London, Dave, NSG, TION Wayne, Popcaan, AND J FLIPPIN COLE?!?! ARE YOU MAD?! Best night evssssssss pic.twitter.com/CeYnb1OeQP
— tokes (@ayytokayy) April 11, 2019
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