The release date for Drake’s highly anticipated album, titled “For All The Dogs,” has finally been announced. On his Instagram account, Drake shared an old video of his father Dennis Graham performing and revealed that the album will be dropping on September 22.
Fans were previously led to believe that the album would be released on August 25, when viral tweets suggested the release date. However, when midnight struck on August 25, fans were disappointed to find that the album hadn’t actually been released. Drake addressed this issue during a tour stop in Seattle, explaining that he never specified that the album would drop on that day and reassured fans that it was coming soon.
Drake first hinted at the release of “For All The Dogs” when he released his poetry book, “Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream Of Consciousness,” back in June. The book included a QR code that revealed a message from Drake stating that he had made an album to accompany the book, with the text “FOR ALL THE DOGS.” This announcement created great anticipation among fans.
“For All The Dogs” will be Drake’s first album since his joint project with 21 Savage on “Her Loss.” His last solo album, “Honestly, Nevermind,” was released in June 2022, following his critically acclaimed album “Certified Lover Boy” in 2021.
In addition to the album announcement, there is speculation about potential joint albums featuring Drake and other artists. Some artists that fans believe Drake should collaborate with for a joint album include Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Travis Scott, Rick Ross, Lil Baby, Kanye West, and J. Cole.
Overall, Drake’s fans can finally mark their calendars for September 22, as “For All The Dogs” will be released on that day. With the reassurances from Drake himself, fans can expect an album that will be worth the wait.