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The Addiction That Destroyed Drake’s Career
Since the beginning of his career, Drake’s relationship with women has always been at the forefront of his music. Whether his songs were about going through heartbreak and occasionally depicting himself as sensitive or vulnerable, Drake seemed to genuinely admire women.
But over time, things drastically changed until he morphed into the self-proclaimed Certified Lover Boy. From venting his feelings of loneliness to an ex on Marvin’s Room through to accusations of rampant objectification on the 21 Savage-assisted Her Loss, even Drake’s claim that the only woman he loves is his mom on “God’s Plan” was a drastic departure from when he was actively trying to settle down with the likes of Rihanna.
But where the good guy image was once intact and helped skyrocket his career to the top, that’s long gone now, and replaced with the perception that, as Kendrick said on Euphoria, "Drizzy doesn’t even like women”.
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By Bryan StunnerSince the beginning of his career, Drake’s relationship with women has always been at the forefront of his music. Whether his songs were about going through heartbreak and occasionally depicting himself as sensitive or vulnerable, Drake seemed to genuinely admire women.
But over time, things drastically changed until he morphed into the self-proclaimed Certified Lover Boy. From venting his feelings of loneliness to an ex on Marvin’s Room through to accusations of rampant objectification on the 21 Savage-assisted Her Loss, even Drake’s claim that the only woman he loves is his mom on “God’s Plan” was a drastic departure from when he was actively trying to settle down with the likes of Rihanna.
But where the good guy image was once intact and helped skyrocket his career to the top, that’s long gone now, and replaced with the perception that, as Kendrick said on Euphoria, "Drizzy doesn’t even like women”.