To avoid confusion (or perhaps create more), Apple has since confirmed to Pitchfork that yes, it would be streaming the album exclusively on April 29. Drake initially made the announcement via Twitter last Saturday, but then deleted the reveal replacing the tweet with a simple date and the hashtag #VIEWS.
However, the announcement has been mired in a little confusion. Nice move, Drake.But the move clearly struck a chord with Apple and its music streaming service now has an exclusive album itself.
Why the number six is associated with Drake's fourth album will be the question on everyone's minds until he decides to enlighten us. Incorporating the number six in the title of his fourth album is a pretty good way to keep us guessing. Then again, Drake could be taking cues from Mariah Carey by going the elusive route. But Drake doesn't seem like the type to ride the subway, despite the recent trend of celebrities filming their train rides. Sooo, what exactly is "the 6" and where can we partake in these undoubtedly spectacular views it offers? Can we use Google Maps to find it? Or is it an exclusive piece of land only accessible by Drake and his crew? Unfortunately Drizzy has yet to expound on this puzzling title, but I have a couple of ideas about what it might mean.The first thing that comes to mind is Jennifer Lopez's similarly titled debut album On the 6, which referenced a New York City subway line. Not only did everyone's ears perk up when he called out tennis player Nick Kyrgios for dissing his music, but the rapper also grabbed plenty of attention by announcing the title of his f ourth album as Views from the 6.
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