The Ranking of Drake’s Recent Albums

Drake has been on a prolific streak in the past few years, releasing multiple albums and taking the music industry by storm. As he takes a break from music to focus on his health and other commitments, let’s reflect on his recent projects and rank them from worst to best.

4. “Honestly, Nevermind” (2022)

Drake surprised fans with the release of “Honestly, Nevermind” in the middle of summer 2022. The album experimented with a house music-inspired approach, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. While tracks like “Sticky” and “Massive” had infectious beats, the record as a whole fell flat. It lacked a deep understanding of the genre and failed to deliver a cohesive experience.

3. “For All The Dogs” (2022)

Drake’s most recent album, “For All The Dogs,” was released after much anticipation and promotion. However, the album, with its 23 tracks, felt overwhelming and lacked cohesion. While there were standout moments like “Rich Baby Daddy” and “IDGAF,” the overall album was bogged down by immature relationship themes, lackluster vocal efforts, and directionless songwriting. It was a disappointing result from such a renowned artist.

2. “Certified Lover Boy” (2021)

Coming just days after Kanye West’s “Donda,” Drake’s “Certified Lover Boy” showcased the best of his skills. The album featured a mix of radio-friendly bangers, romantic tracks, and hard-hitting rap songs. Tracks like “Way 2 Sexy” and “Girls Want Girls” were instant hits, but the album faltered slightly in its second half with tracks like “Fountains” and “F*****g Fans.” Despite this, “Certified Lover Boy” proved to be a strong addition to Drake’s discography.

1. “Her Loss” with 21 Savage (2022)

After the mixed reception of “Honestly, Nevermind,” Drake made a strong comeback with his collaborative album “Her Loss” with 21 Savage. The album showcased Drake’s fiery flows and displayed a wealth of song ideas. Standout tracks like “Hours In Silence,” “Treacherous Twins,” “Middle of the Ocean,” and “Jumbotron Shit Poppin” marked some of Drake’s best performances in recent years. “Her Loss” was a return to form for the Canadian superstar.

As Drake takes a break from music, his recent output has been filled with highs and lows. While “Certified Lover Boy” and “Her Loss” stand out as strong albums, “Honestly, Nevermind” and “For All The Dogs” left fans wanting more. Regardless, Drake’s impact on the music industry remains undeniable, and fans eagerly await his return.