On the heels of releasing “Draft Day,” Drake possibly raps about Rihanna and raps about sipping tea with Erykah Badu. Take a listen to Drake’s recently released “Days In The East,” plus, take a listen to Marsha Ambrosius’ “Run” inside…
As Drake is known for rapping his emotions, his new track, co-produced by PARTYNEXTDOOR and “40”, called “Day In The East” doesn’t disappoint.
Following the release of “Draft Day,” Drizzy released “Days In The East,” which some have already heard being he performed it last month on a tour stop in Birmingham, England (RiRi missed this one, she hit up the Manchester show). It could possibly be a track that was scrapped off Nothing Was The Same.
About 3-minutes into the song, you can hear Rihanna vocals in the background singing, “I threw my hands in the air and said show me something” from her track “Stay.”Hmm…
Rihanna and Drake spent some time in Amsterdam and they were spotted grabbing sushi. He makes a reference to their time together rapping, “Wakin’ up in Amsterdam with the boy/You would probably kill another man for the boy”
And he also spits, “Ain't the first time cause I've lost you before/Had to get it back.” Totally refers to his and RiRi’s on-and-off relationship. Why do you think he and Chris Brown were fighting?
Dizzy also dished on an evening he spent with Erykah Badu, sipping tea, talking about the woman he loves. He rapped, “Remember one night I went to Erykah Badu house, she made tea for me/We talked about love and what life could really be for me/She said, 'when that sh*t is real, you just know'/ And I was thinking bout you, you already know.” Mmhmm…we know.
Check the RiRi-laced track below:
And on another track...
Singer Marsha Ambrosius dropped a new song titled “Run,” a month after the release of her Fvck & Love EP.
Marsha sings about running from the pain she feels after the end of her relationship but soon realizes he’s not worth her tears and moves on. Marsha’s upcoming album Friends & Lovers is expected to drop later thie year, which this track will appear.
Listen to “Run” below:
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