drake And the 21 savage They just revealed the cover art for their upcoming joint album lose it …..
Timid? Join the club. Drake and 21 Savage have spent the past few days improving their album, which is set to drop Friday (November 4) after 1 week delayby trolling fans and media with everything from a fu Vogue magazine Coverage to imitate Interview with Howard Stern. They even recreated the set of the hit series Tiny Desk on NPR and filmed a fake intro, pretending to be about to perform live acoustic versions of their music — which NPR then confirmed. It didn’t actually happen.
Now, they might have continued their disingenuous behavior with lose it artistic work. The cover supposedly contains a photo by Paris Eden, of Yasuka’s headshot with multicolored eyelashes, a Chanel earring and a small band-aid taped under her right eye. There is a white “Parental Advice” sign in the lower right corner of the image.
“Her loss – front cover,” Drake captioned the photo, which 21 Savage also shared in a separate post on his account.
My hip-hop giants first announce lose it in late October via their music video for “Jimmy Cooks,” their #1 song from Drizzy’s June album. Honestly, Nevermind. Savage was the only recorded guest artist, and he previously collaborated with Drake on songs like “Knife Talk” in 2021, “Mr. Right Now” in 2020 and “Sneakin” in 2016.
A few days after the initial album news, the couple announced that lose it It will drop on November 4 instead of the original release date of October 28. This was because producer Noah “40” Shebeeb had picked up on COVID-19, which delayed the process of mixing and perfecting the record, according to a statement posted to Drake’s Instagram story.
Watch Drake and 21 Savage (maybe fake) lose it Reveal the album cover below:
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