Drake And DaBaby Hop On ‘Oprah’s Bank Account’ By Lil Yachty

March 10, 2020March 10, 2020 / StaFFF / Leave a comment

Lil Yachty hits us with a visual for his single, ‘Oprah’s Bank Account.’ The video is a hilarious rendition of The Oprah Winfrey Show and Lil Boat even dresses up as the talk show queen. “Boprah” can be seen interviewing Drake in the studio where he makes light of certain situations and ongoing jokes about himself and Yachty plays the part of concerned host well.

Next, on location, the second interview is with DaBaby where he also pokes fun at himself regarding his name and rap style. All in all, it makes for a hilarious and fun visual. Check it out below.

Drake | ‘When To Say When’ And ‘Chicago Freestyle’ Visual

March 5, 2020March 6, 2020 / StaFFF / Leave a comment

Drake keeps the momentum going with more fire for your head top with a two for one visual. The Toronto MC drops ‘When to Say When,’ where you can hear hints of Jay-Z’s ‘Song Cry’ with the video showing Drake rapping in front of Hov’s old Marcy Projects building.

Next up, is ‘Chicago Freestyle’ and Drizzy holds nothing back rapping about presidential suites, lost loves, and extravagant spending. Check out the video above.

Future And Drake’s ‘LIFE IS GOOD’ Remix ft. DaBaby and Lil Baby

February 16, 2020 / StaFFF / Leave a comment

After a successful smash last month with their “Life Is Good” single, Future and Drake have enlisted DaBaby and Lil Baby for the remix. How’s it sounding?

DRAKE & FUTURE Drop New Track ‘DESIRES’

February 1, 2020March 9, 2020 / StaFFF / Leave a comment

Drake and Future are keeping things rollin’ along with their latest track ‘Desires.’ The What a Time to Be Alive duo started the year with their previous collaboration ‘Life Is Good’ and it doesn’t look like things are slowing down anytime soon.

With speculation of an upcoming collaborative project from the two, it seems that the recent string of drops only add fuel to, for now, the ever burning rumor. ‘Desires,’ courtesy of OctobersVeryOwn Soundcloud page, is produced by D. Hill and definitely has vibes of cuts from their previous album What a Time to Be Alive.