US EditionDrake drops the mic: new solo album in the works and 'It’s a slap'
- Drake confirmed he is working on a new solo album during a Kick livestream with Adin Ross.
- Drake's announcement follows his recent collaboration with PARTYNEXTDOOR, $exy $ongs 4 U, released in February.
- Drake hinted at the project in March while on tour in Australia, expressing gratitude for fans' support.
- Drake said the new album has "slaps" and that he would rather fight in a gym than a boxing ring, replying "No" when asked about boxing.
- Fans on X expressed mixed reactions, with some hoping it surpasses his latest album and others requesting he "chill".
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