Drake's six-year-old son Adonis has dropped his first freestyle rap song

While Drake might be settling down after dropping his latest album, it seems like he's got a bit of competition on his hands.

The Toronto rapper released For All The Dogs earlier this month and it became his 13th number one album after debuting on the Billboard 200.

It's clear the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree as his six-year-old son has unveiled his first freestyle rap track.

'My Man Freestyle' dropped on streaming services around the world and the cover art appears to be something that Adonis drew himself.

It was produced by Lil E$$o and sees the young artist sounding pretty relaxed about life.

In the song, he raps: "You know which one you want/I don't care which one you want/You can take whatever/I don't care what you do/I will always, watchin' for you/This is the only you want/You will watch yourself after/If you get them dirty, I don't know that."

There's also a music video where the young lad plays basketball with his pals while also rapping to some of his lyrics.

Adonis has been increasingly involved in the music industry that is largely dominated by his dad.

Drake is the third most streamed artist on Spotify and has dropped six albums since 2020.

The rapper included his son in the music video for '8am in Charlotte', which was the second single off For All The Dogs.

He was seen explaining his artwork that he apparently sold to his dad, which was a piece of A4 paper with several drawings on it.

Later in the video, Adonis was dancing along to the music while his dad was spitting bars.

Not only that, but Drake allowed his six-year-old boy to design the album artwork for For All The Dogs.

The 'In My Feelings' singer shared the album cover on Instagram, which featured a white dog with red eyes atop a plain black background.

"Young Warhol in the making…" one fan commented on the announcement post.

"That boy talented," said someone else.

"ADONIS COMING THRU WITH THE PICASSO," added a third.

The 36-year-old shares Adonis with French artist Sophie Brussaux.

While initially he denied the boy was his, he revealed in 2018 that: "We have found ourselves in a situation and we are both equally responsible.

"Now, I'm just really excited to be a great father."

But they made the decision to not share any photos of him until 2020, two and a half years after he was born.

Topics: Drake, Music

Stewart Perrie

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