Love All

"Love All" is one of the romance-anchored entries on Certified Lover Boy, its title carrying a double sense: a call to extend love widely and, simultaneously, a tennis-scoreboard nod to starting from nothing. The song is widely read as Drake examining the risk of giving affection freely while protecting himself from the betrayal he repeatedly anticipates. The lyrics move between sincerity and self-defense, capturing the album's central contradiction in which the 'lover boy' is also perpetually guarded. Production from Noah "40" Shebib, Boi-1da, and T-Minus keeps the track in a smooth, reflective register suited to the theme. Rather than resolving the tension between generosity and caution, the song lives in it, presenting open-hearted devotion as something both aspirational and dangerous given Drake's distrust of his surroundings. It functions as one of the album's more emotionally legible romance cuts, distilling the lover-boy persona's core vulnerability without the provocations attached to some neighboring tracks.