On new album 'Scorpion', Drake appears to confirm rumors of a son | Inquirer Entertainment

On new album ‘Scorpion’, Drake appears to confirm rumors of a son

/ 04:17 PM June 30, 2018

FILE – In this March 27, 2011 file photo, Drake arrives on the red carpet at the 2011 JUNO Awards, Canada’s music awards in Toronto. The 31-year-old rapper on Friday, June 29, 2018, released “Scorpion.” In two songs on his fifth album, he addresses rumors that he fathered a son with a former French adult-film star. Image: Darren Calabrese/The Canadian Press via AP

LOS ANGELES — On his new album, Drake appears to confirm he is a father.

The 31-year-old rapper from Canada released “Scorpion” on Friday. In two songs on his fifth album, he seems to address rumors that he fathered a son with a former French adult-film star.

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In “Emotionless,” Drake raps, “I wasn’t hiding my kid from the world, I was hiding the world from my kid.” In “March 14,” he uses a Michael Jackson reference to say, “She not my lover like Billie Jean, but the kid is mine.”

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The 25-track album features the singles “God’s Plan” and “Nice For What.” The album follows “More Life” from 2017.

Jay Z, Future, Static Major and Ty Dolla Sign are among the artists who appear on the new album. He also samples Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey.

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Emails seeking comment from Drake’s agent and his music publicist have not been returned. MKH

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