Drake Hints at Joint Album With PARTYNEXTDOOR
#image_title

Drake Hints at Joint Album With PARTYNEXTDOOR


Share this post

Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR are once again fueling anticipation for their rumored collaborative album, tantalizing fans with cryptic social media hints.

Despite Drake’s looming legal battle with Universal Music Group and Spotify, the project with his fellow OVO labelmate seems to be moving forward, hinting at a potential R&B-driven release.

Late Saturday night (Dec. 21), Drake posted an Instagram Story featuring three animated dollar sign GIFs and tagged PARTYNEXTDOOR without providing any further context. This minimalist approach has become a signature of the Toronto-based music collective when teasing new projects. The prospect of a full-length collaboration excites fans, especially as PARTYNEXTDOOR, known for taking his time between releases, might be following up his recent solo effort, PND4, more quickly than usual.

Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR share a deep musical history dating back to PND’s self-titled debut in 2013. Over the years, they’ve crafted memorable tracks together, including “Come and See Me,” “Recognize,” “Since Way Back,” and “Members Only.” Each collaboration has left fans eager for more, and the potential for a joint album is no exception.

Meanwhile, Drake remains in the public eye amid a whirlwind of activity. Following a highly publicized feud with Kendrick Lamar and subsequent legal troubles, the rapper has maintained his creative output. His recent “100 Gigs” release included collaborations with 21 Savage, Young Thug, and Latto, showcasing his resilience despite industry challenges.

On the track “No Face,” Drake fired back at critics with razor-sharp lines: “Ngas got lit off the features I skated on / I gotta know, I gotta know / How you get lit off the nga you hatin’ on? / Numbers untouchable, they got the data wrong / This is the moment I know they been prayin’ on.”

Far from retreating, Drake has been engaging more actively with fans on social media. Recently, he pledged a $10,000 grand prize for a Drake look-alike contest in his hometown. When the event organizer expressed disbelief, writing, “I can’t believe this is [your] account, and [you] know about this omg I love you,” Drake’s response only added to the excitement.

As speculation about his next moves intensifies, the possibility of a collaborative album with PARTYNEXTDOOR feels like another chapter in Drake’s ever-evolving legacy, offering fans both a sense of nostalgia and fresh creativity.


Share this post
Comments

Be the first to know

Join our community and get notified about upcoming stories

Subscribing...
You've been subscribed!
Something went wrong
Antonelli suffers car crash ahead of first pre-season test

Antonelli suffers car crash ahead of first pre-season test

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli was involved in a car cash close to his home in San Marino ahead of this weekend’s Formula 1 pre-season test in Bahrain. The 19-year-old was however unharmed in the incident which happened over the weekend and will be able to take part in the first test at the Bahrain International Circuit. Mercedes in a statement said: “We can confirm that Kimi was involved in a traffic accident on Saturday night close to his home in San Marino. “The police attended the scene,


O A

Ukraine Shifts From Drone Buyer to Drone Exporter

Ukraine Shifts From Drone Buyer to Drone Exporter

Ukraine is preparing to open 10 weapons export centers across Europe and begin production of Ukrainian‑designed drones in Germany, marking a shift from wartime arms recipient to emerging arms exporter. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told students at the Kyiv Aviation Institute that the export hubs—planned for 2026 across the Baltic and Northern European states—will sell systems built with Ukrainian technology, with German production to start in mid‑February and lines already running in the UK. A


B P

New Science Books Argue That Art, the Internet, and Weight‑Loss Drugs Are Quietly Rewiring Our Lives

New Science Books Argue That Art, the Internet, and Weight‑Loss Drugs Are Quietly Rewiring Our Lives

February’s batch of popular science books leans into big‑picture questions about the universe, the climate and our own bodies, framed as winter‑reading picks in New Scientist’s roundup of the month’s best new titles. Space scientist Maggie Aderin’s memoir “Starchild” anchors the list, weaving her work on satellites and the moon together with the story of raising a daughter and finding wonder in the night sky. Set against January’s offerings, where Daisy Fancourt’s “Art Cure” argued that concert


B P

Venezuela’s Maduro Faces U.S. Narco‑Terrorism Case in New York

Venezuela’s Maduro Faces U.S. Narco‑Terrorism Case in New York

Venezuela’s ousted president Nicolás Maduro is in U.S. federal custody in New York, where he and his wife, Cilia Flores, face a superseding indictment in the Southern District of New York on narco‑terrorism, cocaine‑importation conspiracy, weapons and related charges. Prosecutors allege that for years Maduro and senior Venezuelan officials worked with Colombian guerrilla groups and traffickers to move large quantities of cocaine from Venezuela toward the United States, using state resources and


B P