Two decades of hits, heartbreaks, and reinventions — from earnest mixtape energy to genre-blending stadium rap. Which era of Aubrey defines Drake for you? Cast your vote!
1Take CareDrake's 2011 breakthrough sophomore album that established his signature blend of brooding R&B and rap.
2Nothing Was the SameHis 2013 third studio album, widely praised for its cohesive sound and features on songs like 'Started From the Bottom.'
3If You're Reading This It's Too LateThe 2015 surprise mixtape/commercial release that broke streaming records and featured 'Energy' and 'Know Yourself.'
4ViewsHis 2016 Toronto-centric fourth studio album, the most streamed album of that year, featuring 'One Dance.'
5More LifeA 2017 playlist project blending Afrobeats, dancehall, and rap influences in a genre-fluid global collection.
6ScorpionThe double-disc 2018 album where Drake addressed the Pusha T feud and his fatherhood on 'In My Feelings' and 'God's Plan.'
7Certified Lover BoyHis sixth studio album from 2021 featuring the hits 'Girls Want Girls' and 'Champagne Poetry,' with a controversial emoji cover.
8Honestly, NevermindA surprise 2022 dance/house album that divided fans with its radical genre departure from his established rap style.
9Her LossA 2022 collaborative album with 21 Savage that debuted at number one and sparked major cultural conversations.
10For All the DogsHis 2023 studio album featuring 'Rich Baby Daddy' and 'Search & Rescue,' released during his ongoing rap feud.
11Thank Me LaterDrake's 2010 debut studio album that introduced him to the mainstream, featuring 'Over' and 'Find Your Love.'
12Dark Lane Demo TapesA 2020 mixtape bridging two album cycles, featuring 'Toosie Slide' and previously unreleased fan favorites.
13So Far GoneThe 2009 breakout mixtape/EP that put Drake on the map with 'Best I Ever Had' and 'Successful.'
