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In this song, during his second verse Drake rapped a lyric that says, "You know I stay reminiscing and make-up sex is tradition But you been missin' girl and you might feel like nothin' was the same." The whole time Drake was rapping these lyrics one note was playing and it was all around B.

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My using one note a musician can make his song automatically authentic. That one note can determine the whole tone of the song. One positive thing about keeping on single note is with that single note playing a listener can acknowledge rhythm, harmony, and melody.

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That series of the same note over and over acknowledges melody and rhythm and harmony. Just one note, the truest and realest thing he had a a musician. With two notes you have structure, and you are already graduating into the possibility that someone else has played that structure before. But with a single note you have authenticity, because nobody else has played the single note exactly the same way

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Thelonious Monk recorded his song "Thelonious" in October 1947. In the second chorus of his piano solo, he plays one note, over and over a B flat in the octave above middle C for eight bars, about a quarter of the whole chorus."

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Thelonious par Thelonious Monk Jazz Portrait: émission de télévision en 1973 produite par Henri Renaud. Trois émissions furent réalisées: l'une concernait Thelonious Monk, les deux autres, Duke Ellington et Stéphane Grappelli. Malheureusement le son et l'image sont légérement décalés...

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A single note of music is about making one's song be authentic.