If Only Yall New
Drake · Other Songs - Drake
UNDERSTAND ME
get it Drake hit me up man YD aka young done
it looking for a deal hit the clubs throw some hundreds
, maybe meets some broads who willing to let me get
some backshots and if hella cool even get a couple
a snap shots for the road tour bus life is getting
old show up b**** go wild for wat i do no sitting up
top just looking down below on some hunchback bullshyt
call me quiesmodoe but really who could have pictured
this with out a camara starring at celebrities feeled
up with glamour sister dont believe that i met Nickii
them old lines i used may make her not want to mess
with me , but Drake if you could give me a chance to
sign under you man i idolize yo flow and even patten
yo vocals cant wait to be a multi millionare hoolywood
molgue but hit me up soon my mom just said its time
for dinner 513 6281813 is her number DONT try and
spin just tell her you a friend from school cause she
a fan of you to and dont want her to look like a fool
a mill in the first week is what my album sells a look
like cause im under you the beat crisspy and my hook
nice only cause you featured not to seem modest but
you da illest out bra im just trying to be honest but
if you get to read this please make yourself a promise,
sign yd so you can take off a couple years vacate with
Nickii maybe to the bahmamas Cincinnati Ohio Darrell kinney
If Only Yall New
Released in 2013, "If Only Yall New" stands as a pivotal track in Drake's evolution from a Toronto-based rapper to a global pop icon. The song marks a significant shift in his sound, blending melodic sensibilities with a more polished production style that would define his subsequent work. Featuring a distinct vocal delivery and introspective lyrics, the recording reflects the mature artistic direction Drake adopted during this period, moving away from his earlier trap-influenced roots. It serves as a key example of his ability to craft emotionally resonant pop-rap anthems that resonate with a broad audience, showcasing his versatility in songwriting and performance. The track remains a staple of his discography, illustrating the transition into the era that produced hits like "Headlines" and "Fancy".