Amen

Amen arrives as the second track on For All the Dogs (2023), pairing Drake with the genre-blurring Teezo Touchdown. The title and recurring religious framing give the song a confessional, almost sermonic cast, but the content reads more as grievance and self-justification than genuine repentance — Drake invoking faith and absolution while cataloguing slights, doubters, and the costs of his position. The track is generally heard as part of the album's early run establishing its defensive, embattled mood, with Drake casting himself as someone who has been wronged and is asking for vindication rather than forgiveness. Teezo's contribution adds textural contrast, his unconventional delivery cutting against '40'-adjacent production. As a deep cut it functions to deepen the album's persecuted-narrator persona, a recurring posture across For All the Dogs in which Drake frames success as something that has isolated him and turned former intimates into adversaries.