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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-21T15:33:44.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Arts And Culture",
    "Listening Habits",
    "Music",
    "comparing yourself to michael jackson is not helping beat the pedo charges",
    "drake",
    "habibti",
    "he can't keep getting away with this",
    "iceman",
    "maid of honour",
    "losing a rap beef with Kendrick Lamar",
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  "textContent": "_Welcome to**** Listening Habits_,_a column where I share the music and musical topics I’ve been fixated on recently._\n\nHave you heard the bad news? Drake has been forsaken: by his rap peers, by his label bosses, and worst of all by the listening public. He has been strung up and nailed to the cross. He has been stabbed in the back by all parties. And yet he has risen once again, bearing three tablets—er, albums—to let us know that we must pay for the sin of not liking him enough. After two years of stewing over losing a rap beef with Kendrick Lamar, being aired out by seemingly the entire rap industry (which had clearly been sick of his shit for quite some), suing his own record label, and getting sued for his shady involvements with his gambling-company sponsor, Drake has made a splashy return with not only his long-awaited album _Iceman_ , but two more bonus albums, _Habibti_ and _Maid of Honour_. All in total we have 43 tracks, two hours and 30 minutes of music, all essentially based around the same theme: “How DARE You?!?!”\n\nhttps://youtu.be/bpD-JVy2zV4?si=-1RorFWQez81yJ6i",
  "title": "The Passion Of The Drake: A (Mostly) Objective Review Of His Three New Albums"
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