A show-stealing moment from Drake’s Nothing Was The Same, singer/songwriter Sampha delivers a bare bones version of the track of the same name, without Drizzy. It’s likely this is the original version of the song. The solo version will be released on 7″ vinyl with a b-side track, “Happens”.

U-God spoke on Drake’s “Wu-Tang Forever” track and defended him against “haters.” He argued that Wu-Tang fans who have scorn for Drake’s homage song don’t quite understand “the politics of the game.” U-God also talked about the remix of Drake’s song that will feature himself and other Wu-Tang members.

VladTV recently caught up with Wu-Tang rapper Raekwon at S.O.B.’s, and he opened up about his upcoming album, F.I.L.A., which is an acronym for “Fly International Luxurious Art.” He also explains the thought process behind the project, and details connecting with Drake, revealing he has nothing but respect for the YMCMB rapper’s craft.

Drake endorses this official James Blake remix of “Come Thru”, as released today via OVO’s Soundcloud account.

Global ambassador, Drake, puts it down for the Toronto Raptors.

Drake talks to Revolt TV about his NWTS leftover, “Trophies”, which he previewed in New York City this past weekend.

Famed Wu-Tang rapper Ghostface Killah speaks about new projects he has in the works, and shares his thoughts about Drake bringing a new generation of fans to movement from his”Wu-Tang Forever” track. Ghostface also reveals if he thinks newer artists will have the same longevity as Wu-Tang has for the past two decades.

Q presents a Canadian broadcast exclusive interview with Drake. The critically acclaimed emcee joins Jian Ghomeshi to talk about growing up in Toronto, what he wants to achieve with his music, and what kind of legacy he hopes to leave behind.

Rick Ross remixes Drake’s “Hold On, We’re Going Home” to great effect.

“And nothing been the same since they dropped ‘Control’, and tucked a sensitive rapper back in his pajama clothes,” says Kendrick Lamar in a preview clip of the BET Awards Cypher, which is set to air later in the coming weeks. This is a reference to Drake’s questionable outfit from March of last year.

More footage from Drake’s Nothing Was The Same release party in NYC. Drake speaks briefly with the A-Life crew towards the end.

Looking back at the past year or so, it’s kind of strange that Drake had a beef with Common, considering that Drake’s sound is actually closer to Common’s than it is to his Young Money label mates. Wayne is a tried-and-true misogynist with a heavy southern sound, while Nicki is an almost cartoon-like, crossover caricature [cont.]

A-Life captures the release party for Drake’s Nothing Was The Same at their NYC headquarters, including surprises appearances from Raekwon and Travi$ Scott.

New Toronto Raptors Global Ambassador and hip-hop artist Drake speaks with the media about his excitement to come on board with the team.

Drake sits down with legendary hip-hop journalist Elliott Wilson at NYU’s Skirball Center for a wide-ranging interview. In Part 3, Drake takes questions from the live audience.

Noisey hung with Drake on the eve of his new album drop, and chilled while he played FIFA ’14 with MLS superstar Tim Cahill.

Part 2 of Elliott Wilson’s interview with Drizzy Drake. CRWN x Drake, Ep. 2: Jay Z, OVO and Family from CRWN on Myspace.

Drake’s promo run continues, this time sitting in with Elliot Wilson for his CRWN interview series.

Drake speaks with Angie Martinez about his new album, Nothing Was The Same. He also speaks on “YOLO Polos”, his relationship with YMCMB, and Jay-Z.

From the album, Nothing Was The Same, in stores today. Drake ~ Hold On We’re Going Home from OctobersVeryOwn on Vimeo.