It lacks a central genius, as well as many of the quirks that make Drake, well ... for The New York Times in his review. "'Take Care' isn't a hip-hop album or an R&B album so much as an album ...

Drake featured Lamar on "Buried Alive Interlude," a song from Drake's second album, "Take Care." Lamar also told XXL Mag in an interview, that Drake's "a real good dude. He got a real genuine soul.

Nothing has been the same since Drake and Kendrick Lamar first collaborated ... whether he could elevate his game to the next level. Take Care was the resounding answer to critics, as he pivoted ...

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In 2011, Drake tapped Lamar to be featured on his “Buried Alive Interlude,” a track from his second studio album, “Take Care ... I think he’s a f–king genius in his own right ...

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But 10 years ago, when he was regarded as an artistic genius ... Lamar/Drake feud that “it feels like an example of what can happen when men have unresolved trauma: they inevitably take it ...

Over the past decade, several albums have not only dominated the charts and warranted rave reviews, but many also culminated ...

they released six of the most classic Bad Religion albums.” “When Greg and I started the project, it was like, ‘Let’s do everything with the intention of having fun and not take ourselves ...

All eight of Drake’s albums on the Billboard 200 are climbing in rank. One of his older albums, Take Care, moves from No. 44 to No. 28. It remains his best performing album on the list today. Three ...