Drake's For All The Dogs album drops tonight.

Judging from the sound of the latest single -- and the behind-the-scenes chatter -- this will be a rap album.

It will also be his third album since September of 2021.

If you are wondering why Drake can keep feeding the streets while his contemporaries like Kendrick and Cole go years between projects, Russ has the answer.

Drake showin why he’s the biggest. Gives you r&b with SZA and then bars you up. Next is the turnt record for the clubs. The formula never fails.

Versatility + quality + vulnerability + consistency

— SANTIAGO (@russdiemon) October 5, 2023

Drake blew up like 08. 15 years later he’s still got everyone talking when he drops. If that’s not goals for an artist idk what is. I don’t even know how you could hate lol

— SANTIAGO (@russdiemon) October 5, 2023

If you’re not versatile as an artist you can’t drop THAT consistently cuz it’ll get redundant if you only have one sound or one “trick.” That’s why Drake can flood cuz he’s got 3 (minimum) different bags he can pick from - r&b, bars, club. Up and coming artists would be smart to…

— SANTIAGO (@russdiemon) October 5, 2023

"If you’re not versatile as an artist you can’t drop THAT consistently cuz it’ll get redundant if you only have one sound or one “trick.” That’s why Drake can flood cuz he’s got 3 (minimum) different bags he can pick from - r&b, bars, club. Up and coming artists would be smart to peep that," Russ typed.

Is that what's going on?

Perhaps not coincidentally, Russ has compared himself to Drake in the past.

"There's one rapper who can f*ck with me and it's Drake. That's it ... No rapper can give you "Losing Control," "MVP" and also "Best On Earth" except Drake and the difference is, I produce this sh*t so that's a whole new level ..." Russ flexed in 2020.