Drake favored fans with an early present on Christmas Eve by dropping the video for another track called "War."

Drake's new "War" showed up Monday night as a component of another mixtape, El-Kuumba Tape Vol. 1, from his chief Oliver El-Khatib and Kuumba International.

Delivered by AXL Beats, "War" brags a serene mix synths and percussion that still uses an evil edge. The track discovers Drake swearing off snares and unwinding one long stanza that addresses disloyalties, sentimental connections, internet based life and apparently his fight with the Weeknd, in spite of the fact that Drake appears to be resolved to covering that ax (“And the boy that sound like he sang on Thriller, you know that’s been my n*gga/Yeah, we just had to fix things, family, six tings, we can’t split up”).

While the title isn't Christmas-like, the frigid, snow-filled video will probably get fans in the state of mind for the huge day. Drake additionally stands to impact the world forever with the track in the event that it makes it on the Billboard Hot 100. It will be his 200 and-seventh appearance on the graph, which will tie him with the TV show Glee for the most diagram positions ever. Drake has 3 days until following stops to rank the track as one of the 100 most-expended tracks in the U.S.

Drake got reaction in the wake of discharging his "War" freestyle video on Christmas Eve, which incorporated an appearance from Marcella Zoia, a.k.a. "Chair Girl," who circulated around the web in the wake of tossing a seat from the 45th story of a structure that wound up on the roadway. Zoia is right now anticipating condemning for the occurrence in the court system, and numerous individuals were baffled to imagine that Drake give her a role as an extra in the video, as they called attention to she could've murdered somebody by tossing the seat.

Nonetheless, Drake tended to the discussion on his Instagram Stories with an update from executive Theo Skudra, who expressed, "Certain people we don't condone," with the seat emoticon. You can look at the refreshed cut of the video above.

'El-Kuumba Tape Vol. 1' is a cooperation with the Japanese retailer Kuumba International, which sells incense, candles, clothing and that's just the beginning. The organization additionally has a segment for music on its online store, however it is as of now turned gray out and not open. 'War' shows up late on the tracklist of the 50-minute 'El-Kuumba Tape Vol. 1', which was discharged on SoundCloud at 12 PM EST on Tuesday, December 24. Lil Uzi Vert's most recent melody, 'Futsal Shuffle 2020', likewise shows up on the discharge. Stream the tape here:

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