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Guaranteed Lover Boy is the impending 6th studio collection by Canadian rapper Drake. It was booked to be delivered in January 2021, yet the delivery date was postponed.[1] It will be delivered through OVO Sound and Republic Records.[2] 

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Foundation 

In April 2019, Drake reported at a show that he had begun to deal with another collection. In June 2019, Drake prodded the collection through Instagram, where he inscribed a post with "Collection mode".[3] On December 10, 2019, Drake showed up at DaBaby's show in Toronto, where he uncovered that he was chipping away at the collection: "I'ma return to the bunk and attempt to wrap this collection up so we can turn up in 2020". In March, during an Instagram live meeting with OVO Mark, he affirmed that a settled form of the spilled melody "Not Around" would be highlighted on his impending album.[4] That very month, during an Instagram live, Matthew Samuels saw two scraps of tunes with Drake during a Verzuz with Hit-Boy. The two bits were named "I Did" and another scrap with Roddy Ricch was named "In The Cut". Drake authoritatively reported his 6th studio collection only hours before the arrival of Dark Lane Demo Tapes, booked for discharge in the mid year of 2020.[5] On another OVOMark live, Drake played two new melodies, one an unreleased track named "Lie To Me" and the other a demo rendition of his 2020 DJ Khaled joint effort "Greece". On July 29, long-lasting Drake engineer Noel Cadastre uncovered that the collection is "90% done".[6] On August 14, Drake reported the title of the album.[7] 

Delivery and advancement 

On May 1, 2020, Drake shock delivered his mixtape Dark Lane Demo Tapes, which was declared only a short time before its delivery. In the mixtape declaration shared on Instagram, Drake uncovered that his 6th studio collection, then, at that point untitled, would be delivered at some point throughout the late spring of 2020.[8] Although the collection was not delivered that late spring, its lead single "Chuckle Now Cry Later" including Lil Durk was delivered in August 2020. On October 24, 2020, Drake's 34th birthday celebration, a mystery trailer for the collection was delivered, uncovering that the collection was to be delivered in January 2021. American football wide collector Odell Beckham Jr. later affirmed that the collection would be delivered on January 1, 2021, which was subsequently exposed by Drake as per web character DJ Akademiks.[9] The mystery references fronts of Drake's past collections and mixtapes: So Far Gone (2009), Take Care (2011), Nothing Was the Same (2013) and Dark Lane Demo Tapes (2020).[2] 

In spite of the recently scheduled January 2021 delivery date, on January 20, 2021, Drake said the collection "will not be dropping in January" through his Instagram stories yet noted it would in any case be delivering later in the year. 

On March 5, 2021, Drake delivered an all-inclusive play named Scary Hours 2, a continuation of the 2018 EP, to produce further expectation for the impending collection. The EP included three melodies, and included visitor appearances from Lil Baby and Rick Ross. The music video for the EP's lead single, "What's Next", debuted around the same time. Each of the three melodies from the EP individually appeared at number one, two and three on the Billboard Hot 100.[10] 

Singles 

On August 14, 2020, Drake delivered the lead single for the collection, "Chuckle Now Cry Later", highlighting American rapper Lil Durk, close by the authority music video.[11]