Drake responds to criticism of new album Honestly, Nevermind after shocking fans with house music

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One day after surprising fans with his seventh studio album Drake has spoken out in defense of its criticism.The 35-year-old music artist appeared in a video posted to Twitter in which he said, 'That’s what we do.

We wait for you to catch up.'Fans had previously turned to social media to give mixed and shocked reviews at the dance-themed project.

Speaking out: One day after surprising fans with his seventh studio album Drake has spoken out in defense of its criticismThe twelve-second video clip was shared by the Twitter account Rap Alert and in it the musician was barely visible as he was in a dark room.One of the songs from his 14-track release played in the background as he gave viewers his two cents.

At the top of the snippet he said, 'It’s all good if you don’t get it yet,' before finishing with, 'We caught up already. On to the next.'Drake - real name Aubrey Graham - shocked followers by announcing he'd be dropping new music at midnight on Thursday with just a few hours notice.