Over the years, we haven't received that many collaborations with the two artists, despite their tight-knit relationship. However, Drake made sure to enlist the Young Money head honcho alongside the rap game's biggest boss, Rick Ross, for their collaborative effort, "You Only Live Twice." Despite the lukewarm reception for Certified Lover Boy, many agreed that the record was one of the strongest cuts on the album. It speaks volumes about Drake and Weezy's collaborative streak together.
Chances are we won't be getting a collaborative album from the two in the future but on Friday, Lil Wayne will be unveiling his and Rich The Kid's joint project, Trust Fund Babies.
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