Do Not Disturb By Drake Analysis

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1. Chanel (Remix) by Frank Ocean (featuring A$AP Rocky)

The surprise heard round the world for those who tuned into the Ocean’s Beats1 radio show, “Blonded”. The enigmatic R&B visionary analogizes his bisexuality to the double-sided pair of C’s in the Chanel logo, he also admits to maxing out all his cards resulting in solely carrying around cash in new bags. All this mastery accompanied by a stellar A$AP Rocky verse in which he rhymes “Pharrell” with “for real” combine to make the best song of the year to date.

Do Not Disturb by Drake

There’s nothing that makes more emotional than a classic. quintessential Drake song. Maybe that’s because it’s the Drake that I grew up obsessing over rather than the modern-day, dancehall inspired hit-machine

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