In the case of this so-called playlist, Drake does seem more interested in creating a vibe as opposed to a defining body of work. RELATED: Album Review: Chance the Rapper gives thanks with bright, inspired 'Coloring Book' There's no 'Hotline Bling' or 'One Dance' to be found on the 22-track 'Life.' And aside from the occasional inspired moment - the futuristic '80s feel on the Kanye West-guesting 'Glow' or Drake calling out phony admirers on the bubbly 'Fake Love' - 'More Life' is mostly undercooked. But with that cheeky stunt on 'Passionfruit,' Drake essentially blows off the hype (even if he's clearly been benefiting from it). I need to start this (expletive) record over again.'Ĭonsidering Drake's 'Views' was the top-grossing album of 2016, there are incredibly high expectations surrounding 'Life,' which Drake dropped Saturday night. (Expletive) that (expletive),' DJ Moodymann says (via a sample). But then at the 35-second mark, the music drops out and a voice comes in. The first few seconds of 'Passionfruit' suggest this could be the superstar singer and rapper's next big hit, with a woozy synthesizer wobbling over a chill, dancehall beat that slides into some snappy handclaps and disco grooves.

Three tracks into 'More Life,' Drake essentially trolls his fans.

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