Seriously – If you’re going to review a piece of music, this is how you do it. Great Read.  Click here to check it out. Quote from the article below:

In order to fully assess his just-released second album, “Take Care” (Young Money/Cash Money/Universal Republic), it’s important to understand that Drake — the 25-year-old Canadian former child actor who both raps and sings, the self-flagellator nonpareil — is now mainstream hip-hop’s connective tissue. It’s undoubtedly bizarre, this turn of events. In a sea of tough new-money triumphalism Drake is a splash of the gothic. Surrounded by peers who own diamonds but not mirrors, Drake is eager to dismantle himself, to show off his corroded insides. There are a few weirdo hip-hop superstars: the sometime Drake antagonist Kanye West, for sure, and also Lil Wayne, Drake’s label boss. But Drake is turning stranger, and earlier in his career, far more quickly then they did, making it safe for others to follow.