Take Care Tracklist

 Take Care- Drake

Drizzy's second LP is still pegged for a November 15 release.

Courtesy of Zune, yeah Zune is still around, is the tracklist for Drizzy's forthcoming sophomore-release Take Care. Based on their on list, we'll only be getting three songs previously heard in full form; "Marvin's Room," "Headlines," and "Make Me Proud," ft. Nicki Minaj. As of now, the bonus-edition promised by Drake, will have an additional two tracks, one of which features Lil Wayne. Until November 15 rolls around, here's the video for the still superb "Headlines."

"Headlines"

1. Over My Dead Body
2. Shot For Me
3. Headlines
4. Crew Love (Feat. The Weeknd)
5. Take Care (Feat. Rihanna)
6. Marvin’s Room / Buried Alive Interlude
7. Under Ground Kings
8. We’ll Be Fine
9. Make Me Proud (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
10. Lord Knows (Feat. Rick Ross)
11. Cameras / Good Ones Go Interlude
12. Doing It Wrong
13. The Real Her Ft. Lil Wayne x Andre 3000)
14. HYFR (Hell Ya F***in' Right) (Feat. Lil Wayne)
15. Look What You’ve Done
16. Practice
17. The Ride

Bonus:
18. Hate Sleeping Alone
19. Untitled (Feat. Lil Wayne)

Clearance Issues?

It was announced just an hour ago on Drake's official Blogspot, that his highly anticipated second album Take Care will now be pushed back. The album, which was originally slated for an October 24th released will now be appearing on shelves November 15th. The reason for the push-back is because of sampling issues on 3 of the album's tracks. Apparently, Drizzy wasn't able to clear the songs in time for release on his birthday, so now everyone will have to wake a few extra weeks for the album to drop. To tide you over until then, here's the still sensational video for "Headlines." Enjoy.

"Headlines"

Overdosed on Confidence

The video for Drake's latest hit, "Headlines" was released earlier today on his official blog. The video which features plenty of quick cuts, alternates between shots of the rapper alone and him surrounded by his "crew." It's also very heavy on promo for the new album, with Drake standing in a ballpark with huge billboards displaying "take care." The album is still slated for an October 24 release, but still no tracklist has been confirmed. To pass the time, check out the luxurious music video below.

Drake Care

On Friday, Drake posted the cover art for his highly anticipated sophomore album: Take Care. Along with the artwork, Drake posted a message explaining his behind reasoning behind the decision. Throughout the summer, the Canadian-based rapper has released several well-received songs such as the low-key "Marvin's Room," and the massively successful "Headlines." No official tracklist has been posted yet, so stay tuned for more information.

"Marvin's Room"