Every Car Reference From Drake's "Nothing Was the Same"

Driving into the city this morning at 7 a.m., we have to think that we were one of, if not THE first people in Manhattan to be blasting the new Drake album Nothing Was the Same from the whip, just hours after it had leaked the previous night. It was a gloomy start to the day, considering the weather was already drizzly and overcast, and Drake's music has darker, sad, and serious tones to it.

The good part was that we have had the chance to listen to the album on premium sounds multiple times through and were able to catch every single reference to cars and driving that Drake slipped in there. He's not a the name-dropper like some rappers are, but there are more than a few car lyrics. Check 'em all out.

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Song: "Started From the Bottom"

We bet his uncle wouldn't have given him the keys to his car had he known he was just going to be out ghost-riding the whip all evening.

Song: "Worst Behaviour"

It's impossible to forget that Degrassi was Drake's first big gig, and now everybody knows that one of his first cars was an old Acura, a TSX to be specific.

Song: "From Time"

Okay, so maybe this isn't referencing the car, but we just want to know how such a classy, sporty car brand became synonymous with being a legit stripper name. What's up with that?

Song: "Connect"

I think it's pretty irrelevant whether or not she's been drinking or driving, getting run over by a semi isn't going to go well either way. Those feelings must be destroyed.

Song: "Connect"

Yo, uncle, chill, you let him take the car now get off his back. He's tryin' to spit game to the hunnies.

Song: "Connect"

The fact that you're admitting that you're afraid to stop at a gas station late isn't going to help that whole "soft" image, man.

Song: "The Language"

Bus to the jet to the car to the jet to the bus to the jet to the car, okay, okay, okay. We get it, you're constantly traveling. Where's the boat, though?

Song: "305 to My City"

It's not too often you hear a Jaguar reference these days, but we're glad he went this way. Jag has some serious stake in the future with the F-Type and the new SUV.

Song: "Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2"

Drake's never been one to hide behind anything.

Song: "Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2"

Nobody deducted that you were a racist from your choice in cars, Jay, but okay, thanks for the heads up.

Song: "Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2"

We've all been in this situation, grogily driving home, pounding headache, stomach doing flips, and nothing makes that worse than driving a car.

Song: "Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2"

That's always out argument against spending more than $1M on one car. You could buy SO many other cars and have so many other toys for the same amount. And in Drake's case, why isn't he going all out and getting a new one? If it's that little of a deal, why not go for gold? Just sayin'.

Song: "Come Thru"

Can't you go have somebody pick her up Drake? It's the least you could do.

Song: "All Me"

We'd rather have the car, but to each his own. Chainz can buy both anyway.

Song: "All Me"

You gotta love when rappers talk about how many sexy girls they have and then talk about their girlfriends on the same song, or in this case, the same verse. You keep it classy, Sean.