Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "DRAKE & LATTO - HOUSEKEEPING KNOWS"

Episode Date: August 9, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticDrake's Unreleased ContentAnalytic Dreamz dives deep into the recently surfaced 100 gigabytes of unreleased Drake content. This segment offers a meticulous examination of new tracks, behind-the-scenes footage, and exclusive clips. Discover the intricacies of "It’s Up," "Housekeeping Knows," and "Blue Green Red," featuring collaborations with Young Thug, 21 Savage, and Latto. Explore the evolution of Drake's artistry through unseen music videos, tour footage, and intimate studio sessions. Uncover the origins of iconic tracks like "Hotline Bling" and delve into the complex dynamics of the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud. This segment provides an unparalleled, in-depth look into the mind of a music icon.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Now, as far as the newer tracks off of the 100 gigabytes that was released by the OVOCamp through the IG account plot twist, as you can see right here at Analytic Dreams video on Spotify to see the video along with the audio. But basically, this is the account where you can get all 100 of those gigabytes as far as the content. And the reason why we're calling the 100 gigabytes is because it's literally titled 100 gigs for your headtop. I mean, talk about it on the nose. So anyways, um, housekeeping seems to be my personal favor. And the reason I say seems to be is because dissecting, um, going through and basically, uh, scouring. I think that's the word. This entire IG account, you realize it's just a lot to unpack and dissect to the point where

obviously we can't do it in one session. I'm going to have a segment specifically for that. But as far as this segment, we're talking about the housekeeping nose track by Drake and Lotto. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the barbs are irate right now, the punch in the air, everything you can imagine. Because yes, Drake has a track with Lotto. If you don't know, Lado and Niki has a beef. If you didn't know, well, now you know, right? Drake is floating over this housekeeping beat.

The beat reminds me of the track he did. with Gunna, I think it was P-Power, simply because of the provocative nature of the repeated adlibs, right? Even though the P-power was a little bit more exorbitant and a lot more flagrant than this track. But the overall vibe of the track gives me a Beyonce River dance in the sense of this track is literally meant to dance to and create your own dances to it. I'm not going to call it a Tootsie Slide or a TikTok anthem, but it's definitely a track attributed towards those people who make shorts dancing like they would never dance in an actual club, right? So with that being said, I think housekeeping nails the actual target that is going for. I think for a specific audience, this will be a hit.

I think housekeeping knows is the best track off of this content drop from the OVOC camp and this was the track produced by Gordo i got a little miss i mean i didn't say it but i thought that blue green track blue green red track i thought that was produced by Gordo but actually this is the one that's produced by Gordo and um housekeeping knows is interesting because it's more of a housekeeping uh it's more of a house influenced uh track right so the verse from Lotto was solid i mean What more can I say? Honestly, is one of those type of verses to where it's not like the most lyrically enhanced or inclined, but it's definitely a solid verse. And especially to go along with the video, I mean, analytic dreams video on Spotify, but, you know, they actually shot a video for this.

And you can see the video right here. And Lotto actually posted this herself. And I don't know why I lost the, I guess I lost the, hmm. Okay, well, I lost it. Let me just look up Lado. I think she posted it. Yeah, here it is. No, it's not. It's not right there. Where is? Oh, here it is. Cool. Cool. Let's mute that. Do not want a copyright issue. So, here we go. So here's Lotto. And, you know, as one thing to be able to understand high quality with certain elements missing from the total package, right? Like as far as musically there's the audio, there's the video, right? And a lot of other things that goes around that makes up the content package. And as far as this video right here, I would say, you know, separately, as far as the audio and video, you know, both of them of very high quality to the point where if either or was on mute, I feel like each one would be at the same level of quality.

as far as the audio and the video. You know what I'm saying? Like you could have either the audio straight or the video straight. And to that, you know, it's just really versatility at the end of the day. Like life is all about being able to be like water. Like, what did Bruce Lee say best? Be like water. And basically that is all I could think about while watching that video.

So anyways, with that being said, you know, Lotto did her thing, right? It's really not too much to say about Lotto. I mean, she's one of greater women rappers in the game right now. As far as the hierarchy, one could argue she's in the top three. I mean, when you have Nikki, Megan, and then honestly, you may have to put a lot of up there. I mean, maybe some people would say from a statistical, well, I mean, no, definitely from a statistical standpoint, sexy red is in that top three. And for 2024, a Glorilla, surprisingly, is also in that top three. If you didn't know, those are the two artists actually has tracks charting the highest.

Ice Spice is also charting, but it's with Centracy. So with that being said, that's basically my review of the track. As you can tell, I've really enjoyed the overall package of housekeeping those. I think Drake, I think Lotto especially did her thing. I think one of the biggest things to note when it comes to this 100 gigs for your headtop is that whenever getting into the overall feeling of house, it's a very different vibe. Like you can't really critique it the way you do other music because it's more of just,

well, like I said, vibes. It's more of just vibing with the track and understanding that it's more of a New Orleans bounce track and a very house-inspired vibe that features Lotto. So yeah, that's simply it. So with that being said, click my link to you in my bio. Let me know one of my social media is. What was your favorite track off of the 100? gigs for your headtop and who do you think had the better performance audio and video

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