Drake sent the internet into a frenzy (as he usually does) about a week ago by dropping off three new songs. Like he did with "Blue Green Red", "It's Up", and "Housekeeping Knows", he put on them on his recently created Instagram burner account plottttwistttttt. For this round Drizzy put out "Supersoak (SOD)", minus Lil Yachty, "No Face", featuring Playboi Carti, and "Circadian Rhythm". Eventually, The Boy would go onto release the OG three-pack onto streaming services about four days after. This time, though, Drake waited about a week to place more 100 GIGS content on DSPs.
However, you may be disappointed to learn that only one of the new tracks got a wider release. According to RapTV, the hitmaker only sent through "Circadian Rhythm". When you go onto any of his DSP accounts, there are now two 100 GIGS EPs. You have the original and then the aforementioned cut slots in place of "Blue Green Red" and is flanked by "It's Up" and "Housekeeping Knows".
Did Drake Make A Mistake Not Including The Other New 100 GIGS Tracks?
It's sort of an interesting move to not just release "No Face" and "Supersoak" along with "Circadian Rhythm". However, it's worth noting that Lil Yachty said that "Supersoak" would never get an official release due to sample clearance issues. As for "No Face", there really isn't a reason as to why it's not on streaming. Hopefully, that comes to fruition, but it seems that most Drake stans are happy with arguably the most memorable track from this new crop of three out everywhere.
What are your thoughts on Drake putting "Circadian Rhythm" on the 100 GIGS three-pack? Do you think he should have put out "Supersoak (SOD)" and "No Face" onto streaming, why or why not? Is he winning you over with any of these new releases? Do you approve or disapprove of his strategy post beef? We would like to hear what you have to say, so leave your thoughts in the comments. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Drake. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.