Drake hadn't even really started recording his fourth studio album when he revealed the title. "Views From the 6," he tweeted on July 15th, 2014, in a tone that read either as straightforward or melodramatic, depending on where on the Drake-hater spectrum you fell. It was a title so obscure that non-Toronto people didn't even know what "the 6"—a term coined by local rapper Jimmy Johnson —referred to. The album didn't come right away. After a blistering start to his career with Young Money, which saw him release four projects in the span of four years, Drake would take his time. This is the beginning of what would become habitual: the years-long Drake rollout. This album didn’t arrive for two years but its existence was always in the ether. In the meant time, here were real-life physical interactions with Didd y, a critically acclaimed mixtape , credible ghostwriting accusation s, a beef and subsequent evisceration of Meek Mill , a collab tape with Future, and the " Hotline Bling" meme.…