![]() All three samples of rap songs from the mid-90s are from Wu-Tang’s first two albums, and two of the three are actually samples of the same song, Wu-Tang’s 1997 “It’s Yourz,” which appears in Drake’s “Wu-Tang Forever” and then again in the immediately following “Own It” as tracks 4 and 5. Or rather, he is largely saluting the Wu-Tang Clan. Hip-hop-eth-is) that Drake was tipping his hat towards the hiphop greats while simultaneously composing himself into their company, into the hiphop canon. After the first few listens, I started noticing the album’s samples of classic Golden Era hiphop songs and I began formulating my little hiphop-hypothesis (aka ![]() I’ll be honest, right now NWTS is constituting a large majority of my weekly and even daily music consumption. I have been listening to Drake’s latest studio album, Nothing Was the Same, a LOT. ![]()
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