Drake upset over music leaks

Young Money's self-proclaimed white knight, had quite a lot to tweet about. According to MTV, Drake lashed out at his record label when songs from his sophomore album "Take Care" leaked online.



The 24-year old tweeted: "Universal needs to stop taking my f--king songs down, I am doing this for the people not for your label." So far "Marvin's Room" and "Trust Issues" are songs that have been making the rounds. Drake recently released a video for "Marvin's Room" in which he accidently drunk dials his ex, the song is similar to a few of his previous works as he uses the patented and infamous Drake-formula by fusing his smooth R&B vocals with snappy Hip-Hop phrases.  



The Canadian rapper was also spotted cousing up with Rihanna, TMZ released a grainy picture of the two  online reports have suggested that Drake makes a reference to Rihanna in "Fireworks" a song which features Alicia Keys. The song can be found on his debut album, "Thank Me Later". It's been reported that Drake's second album,  'Take Care' will be in stores on his birthday, 24 October.