Saweetie and YG Unofficially Go Official in Cabo, But That Sparks Baby Mama Drama

According to the all knowing internet it appears that A. Saweetie and YG have unofficially gone IG official. The couple was spotted baecationing in Cabo, not so PDA on full display. The pics are giving stalker, unaware we're being profiled type vibes. Which is odd because YG is supposed to be an OG, and every OG knows to not get caught slippin.

B. YG's Baby Mama Catelyn Sparks know also as Catelyn Jennefer doesn't appear to be happy for the couple.  The couple share's two daughter together, and once these pictures broke online: Catelyn posted some not so discreet words on her profile:

“Just because we got the same blood don’t make us family & just because we got kids don’t make us family.. cuz with ‘family’ like mine? I rather not have any." She only share children with YG, in case you were wondering.

Both Saweetie and YG have been tied romantically to other celebrities' in the past including YG & Kehalani back in '19. Saweetie went through a very public break up with Quavo in '21 and has been accused (falsely in my opinion) of breaking up the Migos by having an inappropriate relationship with Offset. After all of this, I have one question? Why do Saweetie and Catelyn look like first cousins?

To much disappointment, Drake fans were not blessed with a new album on Friday (Aug. 25). Fans expected an album to drop on Friday, and when it didn't, "No Drake" began trending across social media platforms.

"Drake. Why I wake up to no album," one fan wrote.

"Drake didn’t drop life has no meaning," one fan sarcastically commented.

According to a since-deleted tweet from Amazon Music, it convinced fans that they would be bumping some new Drake last weekend.

"Drizzy's son has a future as a cover artist. New @drake august 25th," the tweet read.

Previously, on Sunday (August 20), @ThePopTingz on Twitter reported that For All The Dogs will also be arriving on Friday. "Drake’s new album, ‘For All The Dogs,’ will reportedly be released next Friday, August 25th," they wrote.

Drake announced that his eighth studio album was on the way after he dropped his poetry book Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness.

"I made an album to go with the book," the 6God announced when the poetry book dropped in June. "They says they miss the old Drake girl don't tempt me," he wrote before adding "FOR ALL THE DOGS" in all caps.

He co-wrote the collection of poems with Kenza Samir. He and Drake have been working together for years on several of the Toronto rapper's projects, such as Views and If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late. The publisher’s website describes Titles Ruin Everything as a 168-page collection of never-before-published poems about “fame, romance, and relationships.”

For All The Dogs will follow Drake's last album Her Loss. The album was released in November and is a collaboration project between the Toronto rapper and 21 Savage. Drake's last solo album was Honestly, Nevermind which was released in June 2022.

Find out what we do know about For All The Dogs so far:

This new album is for the "day one" Drake fans. Drake announced that he would release his studio album when his poetry book, Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness, went on sale in June. The book took you to a QR code that read: "I made an album to go with the book. They says they miss the old Drake girl don't tempt me," he wrote before adding "FOR ALL THE DOGS" in all caps. The "old Drake" he is referencing how he distinguished himself from his peers by singing and rapping as well as blending R&B elements into his raps during a time when trap music was rising.
He did this with his debut album, Take Care and, most recently, his 2021 album, Certified Lover Boy. While we know that the album is on the way, there has been no single or visual released as of the time of this writing.

Barbz, this album is for you too. Drake confirmed that Nicki Minaj will be on his upcoming album For All The Dogs last month.

"Me and Nicki Minaj did our first song in like, a really long time. I got a lot of love for her," he told the crowd during a performance for his It's All A Blur Tour.

Nicki confirmed Drake's message by sharing a throwback photo of the two and tweeting, "Dricki," a combination of both of their names.

Both rappers were signed to Lil Wayne's Young Money Entertainment in 2009. The two have previously worked together on "Moment 4 Life," "Only," "BedRock," "Seeing Green," "Make Me Proud," and more throughout the years.

During Drake's August 11 Inglewood tour stop, he brought out Puerto Rican reggaeton star Bad Bunny. In doing so he also shared with the audience that there will be a collab with him on For All The Dogs.

"I wanna tell y’all something, because y’all are L.A. and we love you," Drake told the crowd during a break between songs. "It’s been like six years since me and Benito did a song, so we got a song coming for y’all on my album and it’s real."

Drake and Bad Bunny teamed up for 2018's "MIA" and on a remix of the PARTYNEXTDOOR track "Loyal."

The artist behind the album cover for his upcoming album For All The Dogs is none other than Drake's son five-year-old son Adonis. The album cover is a grey stick figure portrait of a dog with red eyes on a black background. Drake welcomed his son in 2018 with French artist Sophie Brussaux. Adonis has also been present during the tour in which Drake had to address the crowd to behave since his son was in attendance.

"Look, to be honest with you, I can’t talk about t------ tonight in LA because my son is at the show for the first time ever," Drake could be heard telling the crowd. A fan posted a TikTok video of the moment on Saturday (Aug. 12)."So we’ve got to keep this real PG tonight. Y’all keep your bras on."

Take a look at the album cover below:

While fans were disappointed that Drake's album did not arrive on Friday (Aug. 25), Drake's addressed the album's potential release date. "I know everybody's upset that I didn't drop an album last night. I didn’t say it was dropping last night. So don't be mad at me," he told the audience. "I just said it was coming soon."

"It's not going to be that much longer, trust me. I'm finishing it up," he continued. "You know I got shows, everybody. But I promise you, For All the Dogs is on the way. I promise you, this album will be for you. I promise you it will be worth the wait," he added.

Take a look at the moment below: