'Broke' artists live in Singapore? Rapper Drake takes a dig at country in new song
In his latest song titled 'Drew A Picasso', the 36-year-old implies that Singapore-based artists do not get paid enough, and are poor.
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In his latest song titled 'Drew A Picasso', the 36-year-old implies that Singapore-based artists do not get paid enough, and are poor.
Canadian rapper Drake's recent song has Singaporeans talking as he drops a line that mentions the country. How has this gone down with locals?
SINGAPORE — Canadian rapper Drake has included several slights and mentioned many places in his discography through the years. Singapore has now been added to that list, appearing in his new song Drew A Picasso from his eighth studio album For All The Dogs, which was released on Friday (Oct 6). In the 4min and 22sec song, the 36-year-old raps:...
The lyrics in the newly released song imply that Singapore-based artists are poor. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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