Back in January, Drake was to have dropped his sixth album Certified Lover Boy. However, another ACL injury — and its subsequent rehabilitation — forced the musician to push the project back to another date (which, at the time of this article, he has not announced yet).
Fortunately for his fans, Drake has decided to offer them something to hold them over until then: a second volume of his Scary Hours series.
Revealing that it will drop Friday, March 5, Scary Hours 2 is the sequel to the 2018 EP that preceded his last album Scorpion. Scary Hours also contained the hit single “God’s Plan,” which ultimately landed on Scorpion.
Which single will be the one(s) people gravitate to, and ultimately flood your timeline with lines from it? We shall see soon.
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