Cole joint “First Person Shooter” — won’t go down as another “Take Care.” Drake and J ... he announced on his SiriusXM show “Table for One” that he would be going on hiatus ...

On Sunday, the 6 God took to his Instagram Story to reflect on the negative reviews he first received from fans about his sophomore album Take Care ... Show: 'I'm Gonna Pay Whatever It Takes ...

Drake wrote, “Reading these comments from when Take Care dropped [crying laughing emoji].” As for the feedback, one commenter wrote, “i agree with the review Drake lost some respect with ...

Drake’s Take Care was a moment for everybody. I remember being a sophomore in high school at the time, and the album came at the perfect time as I was dealing with my first heartbreak.

Released in November 2011, Drake’s second studio-album peaked ... the project is still currently still charting at No. 29. Revisit Take Care below.

Drake has the third-longest charting Hip Hop album in Billboard 200 history. 2011’s Take Care takes the #67 spot on this week’s Billboard 200, giving the project its 500th week on the chart.