“And of course, my day one real Cleveland representer, Machine Gun, like wassup?” Drake said before shouting out Lil Durk, who was standing close by. Fellow Cleveland-bred rapper Doe Boy had also popped up at the show.

The song was also previewed live on Monday night in Miami, which brought out special guests including Offset, Freddie Gibbs, Lil Durk, Kodak Black, Chris Brown, and even Kanye’s daughter North West.

“I wouldn’t be able to play flute or any of this stuff. I wouldn’t have produced any of this if it wasn’t for the Dungeon,” 3 Stacks said of the sustaining importance of his earlier Dungeon Family period. “So the Dungeon was the dirt.”

Drake’s hiatus from the studio was brief, and he wasted no time working on “Scary Hours 3.” The announcement was accompanied by a cinematic trailer filmed at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto, adding to the anticipation for the new release. “For All the Dogs Scary Hours Edition” adds more content to his recent album, “For All the Dogs,” extending the total duration of the project to one hour and 48 minutes.

The opening scene features The Alchemist crafting a beat in his studio. Earl Sweatshirt then makes his entrance, delivering his verses as he walks through a vast facility. The video culminates with Earl standing on the stage of an auditorium, adding a visual narrative to the track’s lyrical content. This video offers viewers a visual journey to complement the song’s audio experience. Watch the full video below.

The comic book is created in collaboration with co-writer Kyle Higgins and graphic artists Marco Locati and Igor Monti, who bring the celestial story to life with stunning illustrations. During a panel at New York Comic Con, Kid Cudi expressed his excitement for the project, calling it one of the coolest things he’s been a part of. He believes that “Moon Man” will offer readers a unique and thrilling experience.

This expansion into the world of graphic novels is another example of Kid Cudi’s multifaceted talents and creativity. “Moon Man” is set to be released in January, and the artist is already expressing his gratitude to those who support this new artistic endeavor.

In an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Offset discussed how his fellow Migos member, Takeoff, played a significant role in helping him complete the album. Offset shared that he still feels the presence and energy of his late friend and fellow Migos member, Takeoff, on his journey. Takeoff’s support and encouragement have motivated Offset to keep pushing and striving for success.