The New York Post is all about headlines and titles. Drake is not.
In case you missed it, Aubrey Graham, AKA Drake, dropped a brand new book of poems on June 24, titled (or should we say, untitled) “Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness by Kenza Samir and Aubrey Graham.”
To promote the blue book of lyrics, poems and one-liners, Graham also teamed up with the New York Post, releasing a run of limited-edition newspapers, featuring a full cover wrap showcasing the book’s cover.
Should you not make it to newsstands before the swarm of “Team Drizzy” fans do, there is still hope for you to get your hands on a limited-edition copy of the June 24th paper. Head to the New York Post and Page Six store now and order a copy for $5 plus shipping and one will be mailed to you — “Thank Me Later” for the tip.
This is also a great option for those that don’t live in a typical delivery zone for The Post, or for those that aren’t annual home-delivery subscribers but want this future collector’s item for themselves.
The 100-page book will also be on sale starting today, available at drakerelated.com to start. It is co-authored by Kenza Samir, a world-class songwriter who has crossed paths with Aubrey Graham before, namely when she was a major contributor on his 2015 mixtape, “If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late.”
The good news is that if you are indeed reading this, it may not be too late to get both a copy of the book and a copy of the exclusive New York Post paper, available now on the site while supplies last.
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