Nov 20, 2019 Drake's "Take Care" is the gift that keeps on giving. Drake fans understand the significance of Take Care. Despite amassing a hefty discography made up of studio albums, mixtapes, and even an A-List collaboration album, many fans name Drizzy's sophomore drop as his magnum opus. Though some may vouch for Nothing Was The Same or even the dark-horse favorite If You're Reading This It's Too Late, the impact of Take Care cannot be denied. Spawning countless singles, quotables for the Gram, and the multifaceted layers of Drake's astrology-esque personality, the project has earned the right to be deemed a classic. Now, Billboard has provided a staggering stat to back its universal impact. Upon compiling the numbers, Take Care has been found to be the decade's number one album, at least insofar as longevity on the Hip-Hop/R&B charts is concerned. Explaining their system, Billboard claims that the project has spent 220 weeks on the charting surveys, a testament to the album's unwavering appeal. For whatever reason, people continue to return to Drizzy's 2011 drop, and it's likely that won't end anytime soon. Basically, Take Care has been a fixture on the Top 200 since it first arrived on the scene. In second comes Post Malone's Stoney. Third is Eminem's Recovery. Fourth is The Weeknd's Beauty Behind The Madness. Fifth is J. Cole's 2014 Forest Hills Drive. Sixth is another Drizzy drop in Views. Macklemore secures the seventh spot with The Heist. Post Malone returns with a hungover vengeance in eighth with Beerbongs & Bentleys. Kendrick Lamar proves that high art can succeed with Good Kid, Maad City at nine. And last but not least, Beyonce's self-titled rounds out the top ten. Check out a visual representation of the list below, and sound off. With the decade rounding out, where do you rank Take Care in the grand scheme of things? https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/drakes...board-rap-album-of-the-decade-news.96091.html
Nov 21, 2019 How the f--- is it above My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy though? The f--- is wrong with them? And Stoney is not f---ing number 2. Intelligence is insulted. Goddammit! f--- BILLBOARD AND THEIR CRITIQUING COLLECTIVE'S s--- OPINIONS!
Nov 21, 2019 That's massively embarrassing for Hip Hop It's nowhere close to album of the decade and the fact that people have made this decision shows how little people know about the genre
Nov 21, 2019 And it's Drake's best album. Yet and still, it is definitely not even close to being the best. A more fitting compliment would be to make it Number 11 on the list because it ain't even Top 10. That's not a knock at Drake, but there were probably 50 albums better than that one which were made in the past 10 years. Lets you know the climate of urban commercialized/mainstream scene music was vastly different and much better than it is now. Can't believe I was so unfairly critical of all the music we were receiving back then. I would give so much of me to bring us all back to 2011, even. 'Cause s--- is a--- nowadays and information is way too accessible now.
Nov 21, 2019 It's his best album... I wouldn't really prefer Recovery over it musically but Recovery was probably the only album I'd call real rap in terms of lyricism among top 3.
Nov 21, 2019 , MBDTF won album of the decade, guess they didn't want the same winner twice https://hiphopdx.com/news/id.53543/...wisted-fantasy-named-best-album-of-the-decade
Nov 21, 2019 Drake just keeps on winning. I’ll always remember Take Care. Holds a special place for me during my later years in high school. I still like NWTS more though. Drake still killing the charts
Nov 21, 2019 Real rap? Nwts and IYRTITL has way better lyricism than Eminem’s piece of s--- recovery. Recovery isn’t considered a “rap” album btw. It’s known as a pop album. Ltwyl is the softest pop rock/rap song of all time. You’re a delusional stan. f---ing weirdo. Don’t ever compare anything about Eminem in the same paragraph as Drake. Anything Drake releases goes number one.