Drake has solidified himself as one of the most influential artists of the last decade, consistently delivering chart-topping albums that blend rap, R&B, and pop. From his introspective lyrics to his infectious hooks, he has crafted a discography filled with cultural moments. Here’s our ranking of Drake’s best albums.

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7. 'Thank Me Later' (2010)

Drake’s debut studio album introduced the world to his signature blend of rapping and singing. With standout tracks like 'Over' and 'Find Your Love', 'Thank Me Later' set the stage for his future success. While it may not be his most polished work, it showcased his potential and hinted at the greatness to come.

6. 'More Life' (2017)

Billed as a "playlist," 'More Life' saw Drake experimenting with global sounds, incorporating influences from the UK, Caribbean, and Africa. Featuring hits like 'Passionfruit' and 'Portland', this project demonstrated his versatility and ability to dominate multiple genres.

5. 'Scorpion' (2018)

A double album that divided fans, 'Scorpion' featured both a rap-heavy side and an R&B-focused side. With massive hits like 'God’s Plan', 'In My Feelings', and 'Nice for What', this album proved Drake's ability to produce viral moments. While it had its critics, the commercial success was undeniable.

4. 'Views' (2016)

Arguably one of his most anticipated releases, 'Views' delivered anthems like 'One Dance', 'Controlla', and 'Hotline Bling'. The album reflected on themes of fame, relationships, and hometown pride, solidifying Drake’s dominance in the streaming era.

3. 'If You're Reading this Its Too Late' (2017)

Raw, aggressive, and unexpected, this mixtape-turned-album featured some of Drake’s hardest-hitting tracks, including 'Know Yourself' and 'Energy'. This release marked a shift in his career, showcasing a darker and more confident side of Drake.

2. 'Nothing Was The Same' (2013)

Often cited as one of his most cohesive projects, 'Nothing Was The Same' balanced introspection with radio hits. Songs like 'Started From the Bottom', 'Hold On', 'We’re Going Home', and 'Tuscan Leather' demonstrated his lyrical growth and ability to create both club bangers and deep cuts.

1. 'Take Care' (2011)

Drake’s magnum opus. 'Take Care' perfected his blend of hip-hop and emotional vulnerability, featuring classics like 'Marvins Room', 'Crew Love', and 'HYFR'. This album not only defined an era but also cemented Drake’s place as one of the greats.

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