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A track from Drake's fifth studio album 'Scorpion', 'Emotionless' builds around a sample of Mariah Carey's 'Emotions', the interpolation earning Carey and producers Robert Clivillés and David Cole songwriting credits alongside Drake, No I.D., Noah "40" Shebib, and The 25th Hour. The production lifts cleanly from the club-remix source, anchoring verses that turn inward on fame's isolating mechanics.
Drake examines the gap between aspiration and arrival, writing 'Missin' out on my years / There's times when I wish I was where I was / Back when I used to wish I was here'. The song catalogues disillusionment with heroes, the performative churn of social media, and the corrosive effect of constant scrutiny. He sketches figures trapped in cycles of validation-seeking, their online captions at odds with private distress, the verses moving from personal confession to broader social diagnosis.
The track also addresses fatherhood obliquely, acknowledging the existence of his child Adonis after months of rumour and public dispute. That revelation threads through the album's wider themes of exposure and mistrust, the song's title naming the numbness that follows sustained visibility.
"Emotionless" is a track by Drake, from the album Scorpion, released 28th June 2018. The track is 5:02 long. It's filed under Hip-Hop/Rap. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 3 articles about Drake.
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