Drake Music

Drake has been a busy man of late.

Whether he's filming scenes for Anchorman 2, posing with Jay-Z in the studio or making a music video for DJ Khaled's new song, the rapper is everywhere!

It's the latter project that's going viral now, though, thanks to a photo posted on Instagram from the set of the video for Khaled's “No New Friends" ...

Looking awkwardly at Rick Ross, the Toronto native’s unorthodox pose in '90s clothing brand Dada quickly inspired many a humorous web parody.

Take a look at some after the jump:

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A photo of Jay-Z and Drake in the studio has surfaced online, prompting speculation that the two may be collaborating on music together. Check it out:

The photo of the stars was posted by producer Lenny S, who wrote: “Warning: Please be very afraid of the music we’re working on. OVO x ROCNATION.”

It’s unknown where the collab will end up, but signs are pointing toward Jay’s new LP. His last solo album, The Blueprint 3, was released in 2009.

Drake is also working on a new album, however, and the two worked together on "Light Up” off Drake’s debut album Thank Me Later, so who knows!

The pic has also sparked chatter that Jay has chosen a side in Chris Brown and Drake’s alleged rivalry over Rihanna, but that's likely reading into it a bit.

Or a lot.

"Girls Love Beyonce" is a new beat-laden song from Drake, paying homage to Bey's famous girl group by borrowing the hook from "Say My Name." 

Drake - Girls Love Beyonce

The very first lyrics to the introspective song, which Drake dropped late Monday, and which features singer-songwriter James Fauntleroy:

"I know girls love Beyonce. Girls love to f--k with your conscience."

Pretty much sums up women right there, are we right guys?

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Chris Brown is not letting his beef with Drake die down.

He took a shot at his rival in a new remix of "R.I.P." with Young Jeezy and Kendrick Lamar, calling Drizzy out with a reference to one of his biggest hits.

In the remix, Chris Brown raps, "Dearly departed, I bought a plane I departed / And if you started from the bottom, go on and come out the closet."

Ohhhhh, it's on now.

Young Jeezy Ft. Chris Brown & Kendrick Lamar - RIP (Remix)

Drake recently fired back in his new single, "5 AM in Toronto," rapping "I’m just being frank with you / I mean, where you think she at when she ain’t with you?"

That not-so-subtle allusion would be to Chris' relationship with Rihanna, who Drake once had a thing with, and who they allegedly brawled over in NYC.

Not exactly Biggie and 2Pac, but the feud is definitely real, with no love lost on either side. Though when it comes to Rih, CB may have the last laugh.

Reports of the couple's breakup Monday look to have been merely an April Fools prank ... like the Lindsay Lohan pregnant Tweet, but not as hilarious.

Ladies, Justin Bieber is here for you. Right here for you, in fact.

The artist teams up with fellow Canadian Drake for the lyrics video to "Right Here," teasing it just a few hours before it went live online with the following Tweet:

“U all ready? #RightHere with @drake in less than #12HOURS. U know what to do. #beliebers = best fans on earth. Watch. #RightHere tomorrow.”

Justin Bieber (Ft. Drake) - "Right Here"

And of course watch these Beliebers will.

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While Rihanna and Chris Brown generated the most buzz at the Grammy Awards, Sunday night was also big for a man often linked to both: Drake.

The Canadian rapper was among the 2013 Grammy Award winners and released his latest video along with his new album's title, Nothing Was the Same.

Here's Drake's "Started From the Bottom" video ...

Drake - Started From the Bottom

"I just tore the sleeve off my Saint Laurent!!! Thank you all! I am so happy," Drizzy tweeted after getting the Grammy for Best Rap Album for Take Care.

As for his latest music video, it's pretty much what you'd expect based on the title of the song, and on Drake's musical stylings in general.

What do you think? Fan? Not a fan?

Chris Brown is apparently using a new collaboration with Game and other artists to slam hip-hop (and possibly romantic) rival Drake ... what else is new.

On Drake's recent collaboration with 2 Chainz, “No Lie”, he raps, “If I take you out of the picture/I know real real gon’ miss ya/No lie, no lie, no lie-ee-i-ee-i.”

Now, in what would have to be quite a coincidence, Chris borrows those lyrics to hammer Drake on a track with Game and Wiz Khalifa called “Celebration.”

Game 'Celebration' Ft. Wiz Khalifa, Chris Brown, Tyga, Lil Wayne

CB raps on the new track: “And if you wanna roll, have the best night of your life, no lie, no lie/Me and you together girl I’m celebrating you tonight.”

On the recent Drake and Aaliyah release, "Enough Said," he allegedly took a shot at Chris, while Breezy referenced Drizzy in "I Don't Like" as well. So it goes.

The stars have reportedly been at odds over Rihanna for some time, and came to blows (or bottles) during an epic NYC nightclub melee this spring.

Real or imaginary, or somewhere in the middle, this is a beef that may never be quashed. We anxiously await Drake's next alleged lyrical response.

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The late Aaliyah has a new single out, with Drake rapping alongside the R&B singer's beautiful voice on her latest, posthumous track.

The previously unreleased track, "Enough Said," can be heard below:

Aaliyah feat. Drake - Enough Said

Take a listen.

Working with Aaliyah, who passed away in 2001 at the age of 22, is actually something Drake had wanted to do for quite some time.

"I have some great Aaliyah news coming soon," he told the UK's Tim Westwood while promoting his Club Paradise Tour overseas in April.

"Some special things. Great things man. Great things for music, period."

Does the track live up to that billing? Tell us in the survey below: What do you think of Aaliyah's new song with Drake?

Whoever started the Chris Brown-Drake fight at a New York nightclub two weeks ago, the former is dissing the latter hard in a new remixed track, "I Don't Like."

In the remix, which also features The Game, Brown undeniably rips his adversary and references the W.i.P. nightclub brawl between their posses in June.

Here's the Drake diss song, with the lyrics below:

Chris Brown - I Don't Like Remix (Drake Diss) Ft. The Game

"Ah fu*k ni**a, that's that sh*t I don't like / They throwin' bottles, I'm throwin' models just 'cause I give a bi*ch long pipe," raps Team Breezy's idol.

"I be singin', he be singin', so it's on, fight / But hold up, I ain't give a ni**a no green light / This head up, my bread up, one on one, what you scared, bruh?"

"Matter fact, take care bruh, you a pu**y ni**a / My ni**a Tunechi, yeah that ni**a nice / Shout out to Nicki, man, that ass tight / Them eyebrows, man, them sh*ts is yikes."

"OVO, you overdosed, screamin' YOLO no, I live twice."

Take Care, of course, is the name of Drake's most recent album. Tunechi refers to Lil Wayne and Nicki to Nicki Minaj, whose ass is apparently tight.

Drake, your move bruh.

Drake is back in the news for his music, though he's courting controversy there as well, as his collaboration with 2 Chainz is believed to be a shot at Rihanna.

A week after the infamous Chris Brown-Drake fight - allegedly over Rihanna - went down at New York's W.i.P nightclub, the new video is raising eyebrows.

That's because in "No Lie," Drake joins 2 Chainz and raps rather negatively about a girl who happens to be a Grammy winner. Makes you wonder.

2 Chainz - No Lie ft. Drake

"Aww that look like what's her name, chances are it's what's her name/Chances are if she was actin' up then I f--ked her once and never f--ked again," he raps.

"She could have a Grammy, I still treat her ass like a nominee/Just need to know what that p--sy like so one time is fine with me."

Obviously, he doesn't specifically call out Rihanna by name, but it's hard not to speculate, given that he's been linked to her multiple times.

All we know is that Drake's Young Money boss Lil Wayne wants to end the beef with Brown ASAP so everyone can go back to focus on the music.

They can still bash each other, and certain female stars, plenty that way. Take a listen above ... though it's almost as NSFW as the Octomom porn trailer.