I also needed a number of his hype songs that you would hear at parties and events throughout the past decade, and this was how I wanted to kick start the album I needed a bar fest on track one. With that being said, Drake is nothing if not diverse.

For this project, I wanted a darker, slower, and more sentimental them to the album as those are the type of Drake tracks that make him stand out from the rest and are also my favorite type of Drake songs.

Those songs were Headlines, Pound Cake, Marvin’s Room, Look What You’ve Done, Summer Games, and Over. There were a few songs that I knew I wanted in this project before I even began to think about it. Without further ado, Drake’s Greatest Hits. This tracklist is very subjective and just my humble opinion. For this ultimate Drake album, I’ve tried to capture the best of both worlds in 15 of my favorite tracks that not only sound good by themselves but also flow well with each other. Whereas most artists have one lane that they tend to stick to, Drake has never been scared to switch his music from a fast rap about gang activities to sad, slow songs about his mother. I’ve decided to go with a 15 track project that best displays Drake’s ability to wear many hats as an artist for the ultimate Drake album. As a shamelessly massive drake fan, I decided it would be fun to create the ultimate Drake album using only his songs from his solo albums/mixtapes. Over the past decade, Drake has been blessing our ears with banger after banger. Drake, Drizzy, Champaign Papi, October’s Very Own, OVO, The Chris Paul of the Fall, or however else you want to call him, is the most successful Canadian music artist of all time.

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