This is the track for when you head to your hometown to hang out with your mom, and you casually do a drive by of your old high school, the courts where you used to ball, and of course that convenience store you used to hang outside of. If you drive a Lexus, this is perhaps the anthem of all anthems for you. You’re at a party mingling with random people and some busy body walks up to you and refers to you as “so and so’s ex” and their face is so animated when they discuss the break-up that you want to shove their face into the punch bowl and run out of the house. When your ex finds you on a dating app and direct messages you like, “OH ON THE HUNT I SEE?” and you just want to live and find a date for next Friday. The ones that happen at dusk when the sky is indigo and you start thinking about life at that very moment, and then you turn off the road to a 7-11 and grab a Slurpee because something has to cut the tension you’ve created in the air. This song is idyllic for a pensive car ride. You know that friend you have who always wants to call and complain about their lives, but then heaven forbid you have ONE BAD DAY and want to vent about it to them? That’s when they’re *insert ghost emoji* and “too busy” to talk. Imagine that? So why not provide some situations where these songs would apply? Here is a breakdown of what you can be doing or how you should be feeling while playing some joints off Drake’s Views. This time we were lucky enough to have a whopping TWENTY tracks.

And like most Drake projects, Views comes equipped with songs that could arguably soundtrack our lives. The project is equal parts singing and rapping, with Drake tossing a bevy of emotions our way, as per usual. It was but a week ago that Drake delivered his fourth studio album Views into the Hip-Hop ether.

Drake views from the 6 album playlist