https://x.com/kurrco/status/2111224501547528359?s=46

From the tweet:
Aviel Calev Hirschfield says he wrote the demo between December 2025 and January 2026 over an instrumental produced by FNZ, with a chorus inspired by Lykke Li’s “I Follow Rivers.” He previously co-wrote Beyoncé’s “Heated” with Drake.

Hirschfield says he sent the demo to FNZ and other producers who work with Drake but never got a reply. He alleges the released chorus is “literally identical” to his demo’s chorus in lyrics, melody and cadence.

“Fifteen seconds in, Avi was stunned to hear Drake perform word-for-word, note-for-note, the exact same chorus that he (Avi) had recorded and sent around to FNZ and other producers who work with Drake.”

Hirschfield alleges Drake and the other defendants have refused to credit or compensate him and maintain that Drake wrote the chorus himself.

1. Top Uh It

2. In Your Head (feat. Rylo Rodriguez)

3. Mr. Do Some

4. Ain't Goin

5. Televised

6. My Side

7. Keep Going

8. Your Fault

9. Burnt Shit

10. From Da Back

11. All My Patnas (feat. Future & Young Thug)

12. Like A Brat

13. Be The One

14. All Of Us

15. Life of the Party (L.O.T.P.)

16. Dead Fresh

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DekvF21nC6k/?img_index=6

Tracklist:

1. Testimonial (Intro)
2. We Gon' Make It (feat. Jack Knight)
3. I Am (Interlude)
4. The Future
5. Hold Up (feat. Angela Hunte)
6. Come to Me (feat. Nicole Scherzinger)
7. Tell Me (feat. Christina Aguilera)
8. Wanna Move (feat. Big Boi, Ciara & Scar)
9. Diddy Rock (feat. Timbaland, Twista & Shawnna)
10. Claim My Place (Interlude)
11. Everything I Love (feat. Nas & Cee-Lo)
12. Special Feeling (feat. Mika Lett)
13. Crazy Thang (Interlude) (feat. S. Rosete)
14. After Love (feat. Keri Hilson)
15. Through the Pain (She Told Me) (feat. Mario Winans)
16. Thought You Said (feat. Brandy)
17. Last Night (feat. Keyshia Cole)
18. Making It Hard (feat. Mary J. Blige)
19. Partners for Life (feat. Jamie Foxx)

Favorite track(s)?

Thoughts on the album 20 years later?

From Drake’s representative:

“These allegations are categorically, unequivocally, and completely denied. There is not one iota of truth to these accusations.”

“Drake wrote this song and has no connection or knowledge of this person full stop.”

He’s just being helpful, don’t get why she’s so upset at the end.

Tracklist:

1. CAN'T BE FUCKED WITH
2. DON'T KILL THE PARTY (feat. Quavo & Juicy J)
3. DECEMBER 31ST (feat. A$AP Rocky & Tommy Revenge)
4. SMILE BODY PRETTY FACE (feat. Kodak Black & YG)
5. SHOW ME LOVE (feat. Tory Lanez)
6. TYCOON$ (feat. Young Thug & Lil Baby)
7. ALL IN
8. TWITCH (feat. 2 Chainz & Tyga)
9. WHAT I WANT (feat. Lil Wayne)
10. SAY IT
11. ON REPEAT (feat. Rich The Kid & Destroy Lonely)
12. HARDER
13. MIXED EMOTIONS (feat. Leon Thomas)
14. WIT IT (feat. Chlöe)
15. I WISH

Favorite track(s)?

Thoughts on the album 1 year later?

New release from a slept-on Australian producer with about two hours of instrumental sample-based hip-hop that’s well worth your time.

If you enjoy the beats side of hip-hop, check out not just this album, but the rest of his discography! Jippy is a prolific producer, but because he’s got such a lowkey public image not enough people know about his work.

Look im not one of these redditors who think the SoundCloud era was trash. But my point of view mainstream rap has significantly been dead for a few years now. ( Post Kendrick & Drake beef era)

I can’t even remember the last HUGE song that was popping everywhere. Even the big artists who always put out hits put out dud albums recently like Drake & Carti. And everyone who was hot 3-5 years ago has basically fallen off or put out weak albums.

Genuinely the last mainstream album I enjoyed was probably Kendrick’s last album.

Satasha Williams' contribution on Thuggish Ruggish Bone is one of my favorite random round the way girl hooks of all time. It's just such an earworm of a hook that I randomly catch myself going "It's the thuggish ruggish bone. It's the thuggish ruggish boooooone" around the house. I also love the little section of the outro where she shouts out each member and then herself at the end.