The list of songs arrives hours after the pair shared the album’s purported cover art.
The arrival of Drake and 21 Savage‘s collaborative studio album, Her Loss, is imminent. And to prove it, the rappers both shared the official track list for their joint project on Thursday (Nov. 3).
The songs on Her Loss include “Rich Flex,” “Major Distribution,” “On BS,” “BACKOUTSIDEBOYZ,” “Privileged Rappers,” “Spin Bout U,” “Hours in Silence,” “Treacherous Twins,” “Circo Loco,” P—y & Millions,” “Broke Boys,” “Middle of the Ocean,” “Jumbotron S–t Poppin,” “More M’s”, “3 AM on Glenwood” and “I Guess It’s F–k Me.”
The 16-track LP is entirely executive produced by Drake and 21 Savage. The project will be released through Drake’s OVO and Savage’s Slaughter Gang Entertainment labels.
The track list for Her Loss arrives after a series of hilarious promotional shenanigans from the two rappers that saw them troll fans with a fake cover of Vogue magazine as well as a fake NPR Tiny Desk concert and spoofed interview on The Howard Stern Show.
The hip-hop giants first announced that Her Loss was coming in late October in the music video for their joint track “Jimmy Cooks,” their No. 1 single off Drizzy’s June album Honestly, Nevermind. After a week delay, Her Loss is set to arrive first thing Friday.
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See the full track list for Her Loss below.
After the record release was delayed from Oct. 28 after their producer and engineer Noah “40” Shebib contracted Covid-19, the Toronto rapper announced Nov. 4 as the new drop date. “Our brother [Shebib] got Covid in the middle of mixing and mastering the crack,” Drake posted in an Instagram Story. “He’s resting up and we are dropping November 4th.”
Last month, Drake and 21 Savage announced the record’s original release date in the music video for their latest project together, “Jimmy Cooks,” the final track from the former’s seventh studio album Honestly, Nevermind.
The New Cover Art Follows A Series Of Promotional Fake Interviews And Performances By Drake And 21 Savage.
They posted a faux Vogue cover and “In The Bag” episode, hat-tipping Anna Wintour “for the love and support on this historic moment.” They also shared a fake performance on NPR’s “Tiny Desk Concert” series – mellow vibes and all, to which NPR tweeted, “let’s do it for real tho.” And earlier today, they “met” with Howard Stern for an interview that repurposed footage from Stern’s real-life interview with Jerrod Carmichael in April.
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For now, the newly released art seems like the bonafide album cover.
Drake and 21 Savage recently joined dozens of musicians, industry executives, and legal experts in signing the “Art on Trial: Protect Black Art” open letter supporting creative expression and protesting the way rap lyrics are used to criminalize Black artists. Megan Thee Stallion, Quavo, Meek Mill, Lil Baby, Jack Harlow, 2 Chainz, Lil Uzi Vert, Future, Travis Scott, Big Sean, and J. Cole were also among the letter’s signees.