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Micah Peters and Amani Bin Shikhan discuss what the artist represents to black people in Toronto
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Micah Peters and music writer Amani Bin Shikhan discuss what Drake represents to black people in Toronto (2:27), the drama surrounding the Scorpion rollout (10:45), and their ideal version of the album if they could cut the track list down from 25 songs to seven (20:35).
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