DrakeThis is all the more surprising that some of his early lyrics were trashed.
That’s right, Drake fans with some serious passion and some serious cash can own a piece of Drizzy history for $20,000, thanks to the kind folks above moment in time.
An MIT auction house rep says Drake worked at his uncle’s Memphis furniture factory when he was younger, and the lyrics were found in a dumpster when the factory eventually closed. Posted for.
The lyrics aren’t fully understood yet, but you can see the greatness exuding in Drake’s bar. The page reads like poetry, with Drake writing lines like “Plates/Spun for collection/Financing cheap cell phones with no receivers.”
Young Drizzy also wrote a song called “Come Spring,” which OG fans will recognize as the evolution of “Come Winter” from his pre-famous debut mixtape, “Room For Improvement.”
It seems that he was an “official lover boy” at that time.a person named Silver Based in Toronto, her phone number appears on one of the pages and may be waiting for him when he returns to The 6ix.
The practice has become perfect and natural, and Drake has evolved into a very dominant artist… ranked #3 in the world for most streams in 2022.
Call it motivation for the artist to never give up, even if the lyrics are lame. They can always write a new one!!!