It's been over two years since Drake released a solo studio album. Now, the wait for the latest LP from Drizzy is almost over.

With the release of his new single, "Laugh Now Cry Later" featuring Lil Durk, the 6ix God announced the title of his highly-anticipated forthcoming LP, sending the Graham Gang into a frenzy.

With 26 months between albums, Drake has had plenty of time to craft his upcoming project, which he has apparently been working on for a while. In fact, he first told fans about the album last April, while he was on his Assassination Vacation Tour in Europe. “This is one of my favorite places to be in the world,” he told the crowd during a show in London. “So I what I’ma do, I kinda started night last night to be honest with you. But I think what I’m going to do after this is go home and I’ma make a new album so I can come back to London next year and so we can do this again.”

Since then, the rapper has been hard at work, even putting out three releases in The Best in the World Pack, Care Package and Dark Lane Demo Tapes, with the latter two consisting of leaked and previously-released material. Now, the OVO head honcho is completely in album mode, with a lead single and album title to boot.

With Aubrey's new LP appearing as though it will be dropping sooner than later, XXL breaks down everything we know about the Canadian rap star's Certified Lover Boy album.

  • The Title

    On Aug. 14, immediately following the release of the album's lead single, Drake revealed the title of his new album as Certified Lover Boy.

    It was later reported that Drake has been trying to trademark the album name for months but was unsuccessful due to a Canadian band (Loverboy) and a Michigan lingerie line who have already obtained similar trademarks.

  • Features

    Drake came out the gate tapping Lil Durk to appear on the project via the spearheading single, "Laugh Now Cry Later." For now, that is the only confirmed guest spot.

    However, back in May, Drake appeared on Lil Wayne's Young Money Radio during which the two artists promised to collab on new music, something they haven't done in years.

    "You have my word as a man and Mack [Maine], you can hold me to this when we get off the phone, I'm going to be in the studio," Drake confirmed. "What's today? Friday? I'm going to be in the studio all weekend. By midweek or maybe Monday night, you will have at least two joints."

    Drake has also teased an unreleased Roddy Ricch collab. Hopefully, at lease one will appear on CLB.

  • Album Length

    Back in February, Drake offered some insight into the new album, saying it would not be as expansive as his 25-song Scorpion album.

    "So, last album, I went high volume. It did two sides, 20-something songs, which is a lot of songs. This album, I'll probably make it a more realistic offering, something more concise," he revealed. "Anywhere, whatever you want, it can be 10, 11, 16. I also do a lot of different types of music so it's tough to make it like a seven-song album or something like that. Yea, I'm having a lot of fun right now making music."

  • Release Date

    While an official date has not been announced, Drake has given a time table for its release. After announcing his surprise Dark Lane Demo Tapes mixtape, Aubrey revealed his new album will be coming this summer.

    "My 6th STUDIO ALBUM DROPPING SUMMER 2020!!! Lucky number 6. soon fwd," he revealed via Instagram.

    With fall a little over a month away, if Drizzy stays true to his word, the album should be dropping sooner than later.