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The strange case of Drake & 21 Savage’s anti-rollout album rollout | GQ
It seemed like a bizarrely random troll from an artist whom most high-profile magazines would eagerly let grace their actual cover, but it ramped up into a full-on anti-rollout rollout last night when the pair fooled the internet again with an alleged teaser for an NPR Tiny Desk concert.
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