Drake has confirmed plans to launch a new non-musical mobile app. The app is a partnership with the tech group Omni and will allow users to store their personal items in storage facilities and then have their items delivered within 24 hours after making a request from the app.
Drizzy shared a photo alongside his partners from Omni and said via Instagram he's "doing deep dives on the crossover between tech and music from an end user perspective."
The new app is not, however, the only Drake app in circulation, as a joke game called "Drizzy Tearz" was also recently launched.
That app pokes fun at the oft-dubbed "soft rapper's" emotional side and challenges players to wipe as many tears as possible from his crying eyes.
"Drizzy is pouring his Tearz into the rap game and you must stop him before it's TOO LATE! Tap the Tearz to stop him from crying and don't let them reach the bottom of the screen! Don't be the worst, beat your best score and your friend's! Use headphones to amplify the experience, the soundtrack is awesome!" reads a tag line for the game.
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