"Q&A" is a song by Canadian rapper Drake, released May 15, 2026, as a track on his album Maid of Honour.
Background and production "Q&A" was produced by several producers, including then-16-year-old Canadian producer Arham Paul, who goes by the moniker ap.melodies ( APMelodies), making it one of two songs he produced for Drake that month alongside "Classic" on Habibti. Paul, a student from Markham, Ontario, told CBC Kids News that he connected with members of Drake's production team online, and produced the song's beat overnight after being asked to help finish a track on short notice. He described "Q&A" as blending Brazilian funk with R&B, noting that Drake had "hasn't really hopped on Brazilian funk, at least not Brazilian funk and R&B mixed together" before.
Composition and style Reviewers similarly identified the song's Brazilian funk influence. Pitchforks Alphonse Pierre described the "Brazilian funk of 'Q&A'" as lacking "edge," writing that it sounded "more like the sexy drill rip-offs" and suggesting the song might have benefited from a guest appearance by a Brazilian funk artist such as DJ Ramon Sucesso. Billboard's Armon Sadler described the song as "frantic," writing that lyrically, Drake spends the track "asking a woman make-or-break questions," in a manner suggesting the two had "just met at a party."
Reception Reception to "Q&A" was mixed. Billboard's Sadler ranked the song seventh among the album's 14 tracks, calling it "an ideal song to dance to" but suggesting that a rap verse "might have actually heightened the record," given that Drake's singing delivery elsewhere on the track was "mostly one-dimensional." Anthony Fantano, writing for The Needle Drop, offered a somewhat similar review, describing the song as "a vibe for sure" that nonetheless "goes nowhere fast."
Charts + Chart performance for "Q&A" Chart (2026) Peakposition
Credits and personnel Attributed by several sources.
Aubrey Drake Graham – songwriter, producer Bradley Baker – songwriter, producer Octavian Godji – songwriter, producer Arham Paul – songwriter, producer Dylan Hyde – songwriter, producer Royall – producer SavBeats – producer Stack!e – producer
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