Jay-Z And Drake's New Collaboration: How 'Afraid' Should We Be?

The last time Jay-Z and Drake hopped on a track together
on was 2010, when Hov gave Drizzy some veteran advice
on how to handle beef on "Light Up." "Drake, here's how
they gon' come at you/ With silly rap feuds, tryin' to
distract you," Jigga rapped on the track which was featured
on the OVO star's debut LP.Well, the two rap stars were
back in the studio again on Saturday night, and there's no
telling what topics they will touch, or where the music will
ultimately end up. Def Jam A&R executive Lenny Santiago
didn't give many details when he shared an Instagram
photo of the two MCs side by side in the studio, but he did
say this much: "Warning: Please be very afraid of the music
we're working on. OVO x ROCNATION."What we do know is
that Drake is gearing up to release his third LP Nothing Was
the Same later this year and there is a strong possibility
that Hov may release his 12th solo album before 2013 is
done. Aside from "Light Up," Hov and Drake only have one
other to their name, "Off That," a Timbaland-produced
track from Jay's last album 2009's The Blueprint III. Last
week, Santiago captured a photo of Jay and Wu-Tang Clan
member Raekwon in the studio and confirmed that they had
something cooking. "We workin on Real Rap sh-- over
here. JAY x RAE #RocNation #Wu," he wrote.