Actually, my version is my favorite and I never say stuff like that. I didn’t get to see him record, but speaking with him was great and we even spoke about projects beyond "The Real Her."ĭrake: I mean everybody says JoJo’s but you know I don’t really have a favorite. Wayne, Nicki, Rihanna, some unknown guy named Andre 3000.ĭrake: He murdered that shit! He killed it and 40 switched the beat, it’s nasty.
GQ: Some of the features on this album are crazy. But I’m going to be honest with you, Take Care, then So Far Gone, then Thank Me Later. GQ: So rank them, if you will, best to worst: So Far Gone, Thank Me Later, and Take Care.ĭrake: It’s hard for me to put So Far Gone second because it’s the first time anyone ever really paid attention or heard me. That’s an album in and of itself and I have nineteen more songs to give you on November 15th. I followed through on my vision.even the songs that are out now like "Trust Issues"and_ "_Club Paradise," "Free Spirit," "Headlines," "Make Me Proud," "Marvins Room," "The Motto," I’m all very proud of. ** Drake:** I’m going to make this a moment for myself. So I made Thank Me Later and it did great for me but you’re right, I was immediately on to my next one. I shouldn’t have to rush this because I just gave you a body of work. The Grammy-winning album contained features by Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Rihanna, Birdman, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and André 3000.GQ: And that is what people were going to call your first album.ĭrake: Right! This is what people are going to call my first album when really was my first album. Pink Floyd’s 1973 Rock masterpiece, The Dark Side of the Moon, holds the all-time record for most weeks on the Billboard 200 chart (957 weeks).ĭrake’s Take Care debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart in 2011 with 631,000 first-week copies sold. Other notable Billboard 200 milestones include Cardi B’s Invasion of Privacy holding the title for the longest-charting album by a female rapper. Only Eminem has more albums remain on the tally for at least 300 weeks – Curtain Call: The Hits, The Eminem Show, and Recovery. Last year, Drake’s 2013 studio LP, Nothing Was The Same, spent its 350th week on the Billboard 200 chart. Since Curtain Call: The Hits is labeled as a compilation, Drake’s Take Care became just the second studio Hip Hop album to make it into the 450-week club after Good Kid, M.A.A.D City.
The West Coaster’s 2012 album is currently sitting at 468 total weeks on the Billboard 200 rankings. Kendrick Lamar’s Good Kid, M.A.A.D City hit the 450-week mark in June. Eminem’s Curtain Call: The Hits spent 550 weeks on the Billboard 200 so far, the fifth most combined weeks in history. Only two other Hip Hop albums charted for at least that amount of time. The project has spent a total of 450 cumulative weeks on the Billboard 200. Take Care is currently charting at #88 on the latest Billboard 200 album chart. Drake’s 2011 studio LP, Take Care, joined an extremely exclusive list this week. Aubrey Drake Graham just added another monumental career accolade to his ever-growing inventory of accomplishments in the music business.
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