Everyone says that they are Drake's number one fan, but they obviously do not know who I am. I have been Drake's personal cheerleader since his days on "Degrassi." Once I heard that Drake was going to take the music business serious I was ecstatic. Yes, I love every song that he has put out, but there are some that I absolutely enjoy. Whether it is his upbeat 'lit' songs, sad songs about women, or songs with a deeper meaning I am all ears for them. So you may ask yourself since I claim to be his biggest fan what are some of my favorite songs by him? Well if you must know, here are my top five favorite Drake songs:

5. "Jungle"

"Jungle" by far is my favorite song off of Drake's "If You're Reading This It's Too Late." This song is one of his slower songs. I enjoy listening to it late at night while laying in the dark, or while driving at night. The melody is simple yet beautiful. I always imagine myself being mad at my boyfriend and he would play this song to make me feel better.

4. "Show Me A Good Time"

"Show Me A Good Time" is the complete opposite of "Jungle." The song appears on Drake's first album. It features a unique beat (credits to Kanye West) along with quick verses. This song is one of the songs that make you feel great after rapping the entire song with no mistakes. Every time it comes on I find myself moving my hands around imitating a rapper.

3. "Best I Ever Had"

You can never go wrong with a new artist's first single. This is the song that puts he/she on the map, and that is what Drake's "Best I Ever Had" did for him. The summer of 2009 everyone was singing this song — especially its catchy hook. Everyone wanted to know who this Drake guy was. Once I heard the song I knew that we would hear more from him.

2. "HYFR (H*ll Yeah F*cking Right)"

HYFR is in the top five best songs on Drake's "Take Care." We all remember that one line that everyone was singing: "All my exes live in Texas". Soon as you heard that line you would instantly get into your rapper mode. Not only did he get to hear an exceptional song but the video was just as nice as the song (the concept was Drake's Bar Mitzvah).

1. "Furthest Thing"

Coming in number one is "Furthest Thing." This song speaks to me. I always imagine a scenario of Drake and his girlfriend when it comes on. He manages to make the lyrics, more than lyrics. I feel his emotional pain. Just as I enjoy listening to "Jungle" at night and in late car rides I do the same with "Furthest Thing."