Drake continues to captivate fans with his expansive ‘100 Gigs’ content release, now adding two new tracks, "Circadian Rhythm" and "No Face," to streaming platforms. These tracks follow the earlier debut of three new songs from the same project earlier this month.
However, the third track from the second release, “SOD,” has yet to appear on digital streaming platforms. Fans can now check out “Circadian Rhythm” and “No Face” on their preferred services. Notably, the streaming version of “No Face” does not include the previously featured Playboi Carti.
“No Face” has generated significant buzz due to its sharp lyrics, which appear to take aim at Kendrick Lamar and other rivals Drake clashed with earlier this year. In a direct reference to his past features, Drake raps:
In “Circadian Rhythm,” Drake continues to throw shade, seemingly referencing a line from Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “6:16 in LA.” The track’s title and content echo Lamar's earlier jabs, further fueling the ongoing rivalry. Drake even calls the song “The Language 2,” a nod to his 2013 track that indirectly responded to Kendrick’s “Control” verse.
Drake's ongoing ‘100 Gigs’ project underscores his dominant presence in the rap scene and his knack for stoking the fires of competitive beef with his peers.
