Dressed up in a blue cap and gown, Griff II officially graduated from Drake University this weekend, ending a six-year run as live mascot.

Drake scores 42 hits on this week's Billboard Hot 100, becoming the first artist to occupy 40 spaces (or more) in a single tracking frame.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has clearly been in the weight room this offseason.

Earlier this spring, Maye referred to his club's 29-13 Super Bowl loss to the Seahawks as a "humbling" experience.

“You brought energy, comfort, and a sense of home to so many Bulldogs. Retirement looks good on you, legend," the school wrote on Instagram

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On top of that, I noticed that whenever I tell some of his more die-hard fans my pick for best track and beyond, they’re a little bemused. Ranking Drake stuff, particularly his songs, is more fun and less pedantic than ranking most other artists’ body of work for the simple fact that he has so many lanes and represents so many different waves.