Drake reveals new album cover, designed by 5-year-old son Adonis
Drake has revealed the artwork for his upcoming album, designed by none other than his son, five-year-old Adonis.
The Toronto rapper shared the album cover on Instagram Monday with the caption “For All The Dogs,” a reference to the project title.
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"Cover by Adonis," the caption continues.
The artwork portrays a white dog with red eyes, drawn in what appears to be crayon.
Hours before that, Drake shared a photo of Adonis and his mother, Sandi Graham.
The rapper’s upcoming project is set to be released any day now. On July 26, at a show at Madison Square Gardens in New York, he told the crowd, “I have an album dropping for you in, like, two weeks or some s**t.”
That was four weeks ago.
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