Stereogum — I resisted Drake. I resisted Drake hard. In the beginning, when he was just another face on Lil Wayne’s already-overcrowded Young Money roster, I wondered how the hell anyone was supposed to take this kid seriously. Rap, after all, has not historic... more info

ContactMusic — Drake has finally released his hugely anticipated second album Take Care despite a leak that saw some fans get their hands on the record last week At the time the rapper was praised for brushing aside the leak telling fans to enjoy the record but buy... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — In an interview with VEVO, Drake speaks on his new album and one track off it called “The Ride”. “Take Care” available now.   more info

ContactMusic — Rapper Drake plans to launch his own sweet-smelling lifestyle product collection The Best I Ever Had hitmaker admits he has a nose for good business and wants to help fans keep their homes smelling fragrant by releasing a line of aromatic goods He... more info

CNN Showbiz — Hip-hop has never produced anything quite like Drake -- a guy with a Jay-Z ego and a Charlie Brown soul. more info

Time — After last year's disappointing Thank Me Later, the rapper's latest reminds us of why we liked him in the first place | more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite the success of his hit debut album "Thank Me Later," rapper Drake feels the record never showed his best work. The follow-up "Take Care," available in stores and online Tuesday, is another story. more info

ContactMusic — Drake s much anticipated second album Take Care hits shelves this week hoping to follow in the footsteps of his phenomenally successful debut LP Thank Me Later which came out in 2010 The album had a set back last week however when it was leaked on th... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Hip hop star Drake is often subjected to "awkward" angry phone calls from teary exes after name-dropping them in his songs about love and heartbreak. more info

411 Mania — Drake is back with his second studio album Take Care! But does the more RandB sound make the album more complete or is the album just a bunch of slow filler? 411's Bill Wannop checks in with his full review! more info