Drake Is Celebrating The Raptors' Win With Two New Songs So That Fans Are Also Victorious

The Toronto Raptors won the NBA Finals last night (June 13) and, since then, Drake has been insufferable. Because the Global Ambassador of the NBA team that got its first final championship in Toronto's history, it's understandable that he's excited about their victory. He's so thrilled by the moment that he's releasing two new songs to commemorate the moment sometime today. We're just not sure when.


Drizzy made the announcement shortly immediately following the buzzer rang signaling that the series was over once celebratory screams rang while in his city. He took to Instagram to announce that a "2 Pack" could be dropping today: the initial song, "Omerta" which a code of silence for criminal activity, according to the Oxford Dictionary. The second is cash In The Grave" that features Rick Ross. That one sounds like,  for sure, it'll be a bruiser of a summer anthem.


Drake won the award for Best Rap Song at the 61st Grammy Awards for "God's Plan" earlier this year and, immediately after, he told his fellow artists that awards didn't really matter. He released Scorpion last year.