And while that might be a lot to take in itself, the track's artwork also sparked a bit of controversy.
I’m questioning y’all if y’all don’t “Cancel” him.
Yep, that's Drake. He hasn't yet commented on the situation.
The picture is from a photo shoot with photographer David Leyes. Leyes' website has since crashed, probably due to a larger than usual audience trying to check in.
Please stop referring to this picture as “artwork”...I’m not an internet baby, I don’t edit images...this is a REAL picture...these are his truths, see for yourself https://t.co/gd6vRS3HM8 https://t.co/2el58HEZ8F
The photographer's Instagram has also been set to private, but some Twitter users have found screenshots of Leyes saying he "captured [Drake's] idea."
And the photographer. Y’all move
And Leyes has tweeted to Pusha T's manager asking him to get the rapper to take down the photo.
@StevenVictor hey Steven Please get Push to take the Drake photo down asap