Pet Shop Boys Say Drake Interpolated “West End Girls” Without Permission
As usual, Drake’s new album
For All The Dogs
is stuffed with guests, samples, subliminals, oversharing, and all manner of pop culture ephemera. One ingredient in the stew: About two and a half minutes into the Chief Keef collab “All The Parties,” Drake sings the chorus of “West End Girls,” the immortal Pet Shop Boys synthpop jam that hit #1 in 1986. According to Pet Shop Boys, he did so without permission.
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As usual, Drake’s new album
For All The Dogs
is stuffed with guests, samples, subliminals, oversharing, and all manner of pop culture ephemera. One ingredient in t... more info
Stereogum —
Drake came for Joe Budden in the comments of an Instagram post after the podcast personality criticized his new album
For All The Dogs
. Budden said that Drake is old... more info
Consequence Of Sound — The borrowed riff appears on "All the Parties," a track on the rapper's new album For All the Dogs.
Pet Shop Boys Accuse Drake of Illegally Interpolating “West End Gi... more info