The Ringer's Micah Peters and music writer Amani Bin Shikhan discuss what Drake represents to black people in Toronto (2:27), the drama surrounding the 'Scorpion' rollout (10:45), and their ideal version of the album if they could cut the track list down from 25 songs to seven (20:35).More from The Ringer:
Daddy Issues: On ‘Scorpion,’ Drake Is a Father of Many Styles—and Also a Child
Yes, There’s More: the Literal and Spiritual Exhaustion of Drake’s ‘Scorpion’
The ‘Scorpion’ Exit Survey

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The Ringer's Micah Peters and music writer Amani Bin Shikhan discuss what Drake represents to black people in Toronto (2:27), the drama surrounding the 'Scorpion' rollout (10:45), and their ideal version of the album if they could cut the track list down from 25 songs to seven (20:35). More from The Ringer:<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.theringer.com/music/2018/7/2/17524524/drake-scorpion-review">Daddy Issues: On ‘Scorpion,’ Drake Is a Father of Many Styles—and Also a Child</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.theringer.com/music/2018/6/30/17519764/drake-scorpion-review">Yes, There’s More: the Literal and Spiritual Exhaustion of Drake’s ‘Scorpion’</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.theringer.com/music/2018/6/29/17518340/drake-scorpion-album-exit-survey">The ‘Scorpion’ Exit Survey</a></li>
</ul> 
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The Ringer's Micah Peters and music writer Amani Bin Shikhan discuss what Drake represents to black people in Toronto

the drama surrounding the 'Scorpion' rollout

and their ideal version of the album if they could cut the track list down from 25 songs to seven

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Justin Charity and Micah Peters discuss their deepest, darkest thoughts about the millennial lifestyle: rap music, video games, anime, Youtube, social media, etc. and their underlying themes.