Miss Me

Miss Me is one of Thank Me Later's defining records, a confident Young Money showcase that became a widely recognized highlight of the album. Produced by 40 and Boi-1da, the track pairs Drake with the mentor figure central to his rise, blending brash flexing about success and recognition with the introspective undercurrent that runs through the project. The song reads as a statement of arrival — demanding the love and attention his ascent earned — while still acknowledging the strangeness of newfound fame. As one of the album's most-played tracks it captured the Drake-and-Wayne dynamic at its commercial peak and stands among the debut's signature moments, embodying the era's balance of triumph and tension.