I didn’t realize at the young age that it was storytelling. "Anytime a birthday would come around I would put together these videos and pictures of their life. I made everybody come into the living room and watch," she recalls. "I was the annoying kid who put on plays for my family and forced my little brother to do with me.
And that’s what we’ve done in these music videos." "As artists, we have a responsibility to tell important stories because we need right now. "My first service is to the artist and the brand, but at the same time we are at such a pivotal point in humanity and society when stories are so important-whether that’s a music video, a 30-second commercial, or a feature-length film," she says. It felt like a story, and that was the point. It was the first video in a long time that didn't actually feel like a music video. Yes, that emotionally-charged, beautiful music video in which Drake paid for the groceries of Miami supermarket shoppers, gave scholarship money to University of Miami students, and surprised strangers on the street with his refreshingly normal presence despite just so happening to be one of the most beloved rappers in the world. Before "Nice for What" (a career highlight for Evans), she directed the BET award–winning Video of the Year, "God's Plan," released in February. But even more than that, he believes in supporting his crew.A secret it most definitely is no longer. Sure, Drake is known to be emotional and sappy. So let’s answer our beginning question, what does woes mean? Well, “running through the 6 with my woes” signifies the concept of surrounding yourself with people who excel in life as a form of motivation. The idea of taking over your neighborhood with your friends who are working on their excellence is the ultimate example of friends supporting each other. With all of his random terms and slang words, Drake is onto something we’re not. But what’s the significance of “working on excellence”? I guess starring on a popular Canadian show is “the bottom,” but we feel you, Drake.Īnd although “running through the six with my working on excellence” makes absolutely no sense, it’s a good motto to live by. He “started from the bottom” and now he’s killing the rap game. He dedicated “Started from the Bottom” to his career journey. Ultimately, it’s not at all what we expected.īut as emotional as Drake may be, he’s also known to be his own hype man. So, all my friends are my Woes and I feel anybody working on excellence in life is a Woe in life as well.” It stands for ‘working on excellence.’ It’s just my whole brand and my whole movement and my way of life for everyone.” Drake said. In an interview with Noisey, VICE’s music magazine, he told them what “woes” really means. In fact, Urban Dictionary defines “running through the six with my woes” as, “Going through your neighborhood carrying your problems and sorrows yet, still surviving.”īut that’s not how Drake defines this word.
No, he’s not talking about running through Toronto with his sorrows and distress – although, his lyrics prove otherwise. So before you blast a karaoke version of the song, here’s what we found out. And if you have, great. But some people are still left wondering what “woes” from “Know Yourself” even means. We know you’ve probably used the term “yolo” once or twice. 1 on the Billboard 200, and “If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late” from 2015 featured some amazing hits, such as “Energy” and “10 Bands.”Īside from the great beats, Drake’s also known to coin some popular terms. His 2017 mixtape, “More Life,” debuted No.
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Aubrey Drake Graham, better known as the famous Drake, is the Canadian rapper who only knows how to churn out bop after bop.
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