It looks like Drake might drop his highly anticipated fourth studio album, "Views From The 6," in the New Year.
Music outlet Daily Rap tweeted a teaser reported to be from the Toronto emcee's record label OVO on Nov. 11.
The 20-second promotional clip starts with the phrase, "The 6 [God] is watching," and features the famous owl logo, the album title and a sketched image of Drizzy. It ends with the mysterious message, "Hope you're ready to face him," also revealing a release date of Jan. 6, 2016.
Just last week, the "Hotline Bling" rapper took to his Instagram account to share a snapshot of a random billboard that popped up in his hometown. The social media post, which has since been removed, saw the ad reading, "The 6 [God] is watching," along with his caption, "Be home soon."
Drake also hints at the January release date on his "30 for 30 Freestyle" off his collaborative mixtape with fellow rapper Future, "What A Time To Be Alive."
"I guess you just making moves on your own time," he raps. "But just know it'll be January in no time."
In September, the "Back to Back" rapper teased that "VFT6" would be arriving "imminently," while revealing that his longtime producer Noah "40" Shebib has contributed on the long-awaited LP.
"We've grown a lot over the years," he said during an interview with The FADER. "He used to be the guy that would track me in hotel rooms at 4 a.m. And now he is not that guy -- I have another guy that does that."
"If I want to make the album I want to make, I have to go find him. I have to go sit with him, and we have to really put in effort," he added.