Laugh Now Cry Later
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Gram Fans noticed Lil Durk looked a bit spooked when he was riding around with Lil Baby.
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Beef Lil Durk continues to clown Tekashi 6ix9ine over his first-week album sales.
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Music He noted that he loves Nicki like a sister, but "Trollz" if his record, not hers.
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Beef Are Drake and Lil Durk dissing Kanye West and Tekashi 6ix9ine on "Laugh Now Cry Later?" People seem to think so.
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Music Lil Durk says even Drake wanted him to have a longer verse on "Laugh Now Cry Later."
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Gram Lil Durk celebrates his 29th birthday today.
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Gram Drake's new single, "Laugh Now Cry Later" ft. Lil Durk sparks a request from Lil Reese.
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Gram Drake and Lil Durk have been plotting out the best time to strike for years, sharing an old picture of them from around 2013 or 2014.
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Music Drake flaunted two rare Mercedes-Maybach concept cars in the "Laugh Now Cry Later" music video.
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Music Drake is back, releasing his new single "Laugh Now Cry Later" with Lil Durk and announcing his new album "Certified Lover Boy."
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Music Lil Durk explains why he feels like he's bigger than Drake to certain people right now.
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Music Drizzy gets the Murray treatment.
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Streetwear By the looks of it, Drake is working with Nike on some exclusive merch for his new album.
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News The mysterious RMR hints at finally revealing his identity in "That Was Therapeutic" with Amber Rose.
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Sports Kevin Durant seems to be in good shape following his Achilles injury.
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Numbers Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion are likely to stay at #1 for another week with Drake and Lil Durk debuting at #2.
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News RMR covers Drake, Matchbox Twenty, and the Goo Goo Dolls on his new EP.
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Music The rapper also entertained the idea of a joint project with Lil Baby.
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Numbers Drake adds another one to the ever-growing pile as his Lil Durk-assisted "Laugh Now Cry Later" goes gold.
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Numbers Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion remain on top of the Billboard Hot 100 with "WAP" as Drake and Lil Durk score a #2 debut for "Laugh Now Cry Later."
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Alex Zidel