Drake

On March 23rd, Trouble brought the heat with the release of his album, 'Edgewood Based On A True Story.' The social media frenzy busted out in support of Trouble's LP with repost and postings of the album cover.

Remember all the random, sometimes cryptic, Instagram posts Drake uploaded about a week ago? Today the King of Toronto released the visual to his Billboard-topping single ?God?s Plan.?

Drake continues to garner huge dividends from his fourth studio album, Views. According to the RIAA, the LP is certified 4x platinum.

After dropping off videos for "Panda (Remix)" and ?Memes,? Lil Mama is the newest artist to remix Rihanna's and Drake's "Work" video.In the short clip, she takes on the dancehall track with verse of bars, then begins a (questionable) singing break.

For the first time since Meek Mill called Drake out about using ghostwriters, Drizzy is now addressing the allegations.

This week is all about the beef between Drake and Meek Mill, which ignited after the Philly rapper outed the Toronto emcee over ghostwriting claims.

Since Drake graced Beyonce's "Mine" last year, I guess she's on par to return the favor for his next album.

It looks like Chris Brown wasn't the only person upset at Drake over a girlfriend. In an upcoming book, Lil Wayne claims he went through a hurtful period after finding out that his Young Money artist had bedded his then girlfriend.

Tyga drops a freebie in the form of "Make It Work." Fans have been following the back-and-forth rivalry between Drake, Tyga and their crews.

Drake leads pack of nominees for the 2014 BET Hip Hop Awards. Slated to tape later this month in Atlanta, the BET Hip Hop Awards will be hosted by Uncle Snoop (Snoop Dogg).

Drake's "Views From The 6," featuring E Batt and produced by Noah "40" Shebib, has sprung a leak. The track, which sounds like it's clearly about his recent fling with pop star Rihanna, is said to be from his upcoming album, Views From The 6.

Lil Wayne and Drake will battle Beyonce and Jay Z this summer for tour receipts. The Young Money rappers will be hitting the road together for a 31-city trek across the U.S.