"Views From the 6," Drake's new album that the rapper has yet to drop, was initially rumored to be released in January this year but according to recent reports, fans may have to wait a little longer as the release date is moved to February.
Australia Network News, in its report, said that Drake is still working in the studio and consequently, the release of "Views From the 6" is moved to a latter date than planned. Fuelling the rumors about the delayed release date of the much-anticipated new album from Drake are the Instagram posts by Drake and producer Noah "40" Shebib.
In one of the Instagram photos, Drake can be seen working in a studio and may suggest that the rapper is still working on the new album; thus "Views From the 6" may not really be ready yet for release. The other Instagram post showed a folder titled "VIEWS," hinting that there's nothing final yet. The photos had fans speculating now that the release of Drake's new album will not happen anytime in January yet they continue to hope that it will be dropped in February.
Rolling Out, on the other hand, believe that Drake's "View From the 6" will set the hip-hop, rap and R&B tone for 2016 and will shatter record sales and tour economies of scale currently in place, thereby making Drake's upcoming new album a big deal.
The report highlighted how the Canadian rapper, so far, has already earned a Grammy award, three Juno awards, six BET awards. Drake has also achieved Billboard chart records that no rapper in history has ever done. Drake has the most No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot Rap songs. Next to 50 Cent, Drake is the only hip-hop artist to occupy Billboard's top three positions in Rap, R&B and Hip-Hop charts.