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"Drake has insisted that he has no political agenda in his music. The rapper claimed that he has nothing to fight for with his material, but intends to &amp;quot;bring people together&amp;quot; with his third studio album.   &amp;quot;[It&amp;#039;s interesting] to see artists that have a real impact on the world,&amp;quot; Drake told MTV News.  &amp;quot;We live in a generation where there is nothing necessarily to fight for politically, whereas in the Bob Marley documentary [for example] he was fighting for peace in Jamaica.  &amp;quot;[There&amp;#039;s] nothing necessarily for me to step up and say I want to fight for, but there is a way for me to give moments to the world, and to bear my emotions and hope that I&amp;#039;m remembered as that guy who was able to bring people together.  &amp;quot;I want to be that guy. I want to bring people together.&amp;quot;  The hip-hop star went on to explain that his 2011 album Take Care allowed him to discover himself as an artist. &amp;quot;I feel like with every project we do there&amp;#039;s growth and with every project I do, I become more comfortable with the artist I am,&amp;quot; Drake said. &amp;quot;Take Care solidified a lot of things for me. [It&amp;#039;s] a list of things that would probably be too immense to go through, but it solidified a lot of things and let me know what I want to do, and who I want to be.&amp;quot; Drake allegedly referred to his recent clash with Chris Brown during a performance on stage over the weekend. Watch the music video for Drake and Rihanna&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Take Care&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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